Reworking the Way We Work
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Throwing more time at something usually doesn't make it a whole lot better.
We worked with clients who could stand us.
Scratch your own itch.
Our realization was: If we need it, someone else probably needs it.
Interruption is incredibly arrogant. When you interrupt somebody, you're telling them that whatever they are doing is less important than the question you have to ask them.
I think it's important for anyone who is in this industry to believe in something and state it very clearly because, as good as you are, there are a hundred people who can do the same kind of work that you can do, but not everyone is going to share the same opinion, have the same personality and drive.