Why I Turned Down My “Dream Job” (Guest Post)
By Allison Durazzi Oh. My. God. I was about to get my dream job! I aced the interviews, and they... View Article
Learn from my life experience, and get my latest, up-to-the-minute advice.
By Allison Durazzi Oh. My. God. I was about to get my dream job! I aced the interviews, and they... View Article
In a recent article, Thomas Lockwood, an executive recruiter in the design industry, asks Why are design firms stagnating? I don’t think it really matters.
My confidence turned into arrogance, and I stumbled. But I drew upon my lessons from childhood and worked hard to turn my mistakes into successes.
Through the support of a mentor, I learned that there was a place for me, and that fear was an incentive to focus and make good things happen.
Constant change left me in a deep well of loneliness. From that well sprang confidence in my artistic ability, and learned to stand up for myself.
My early childhood was unusually tumultuous, beginning from day one. I learned self-reliance and to protect myself in dangerous situations.
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