Long admirer of your work and blogging, Jeffrey. Although I do disagree with only one point in the article. Namely, the suggestion for contacting former agency clients of a job lost. While I do not run an agency myself, I would find that uneasy.
As designers and developers, I believe we adhere to a certain code of ethics. I would not personally feel good about robbing clients from a place that gainfully employed me by suggesting I run a personal venture.
No need to punish other designers and developers and put their jobs in jeopardy just because a business faced tough times and you were on the receiving end.
That being said, you’re truly a leader in our field my friend. Keep the goodness coming.
Kenny S.
Long admirer of your work and blogging, Jeffrey. Although I do disagree with only one point in the article. Namely, the suggestion for contacting former agency clients of a job lost. While I do not run an agency myself, I would find that uneasy.
As designers and developers, I believe we adhere to a certain code of ethics. I would not personally feel good about robbing clients from a place that gainfully employed me by suggesting I run a personal venture.
No need to punish other designers and developers and put their jobs in jeopardy just because a business faced tough times and you were on the receiving end.
That being said, you’re truly a leader in our field my friend. Keep the goodness coming.