James shares how his role at The Phuse has shifted since the company has grown and what he does to create a healthy work environment that our team, spread as we are across the globe, feels comfortable and excited to work in.
We’re looking for a new team member that’ll help us out with designing awesome user experiences. If you or someone you know is as good at UX/design as they are at working with a small team with amazing clients, apply today!
It’s that time of year again. We’re all home for the holidays spending time with our loved ones and family, and we hope that when we take 5 minutes after dinner to check our email that there’s not a backlog of tasks longer than the chimneys Santa has to climb down and back up again.…
Your network has to be built. What does that mean, to build a network? It means you have to contact real people and establish working relationships with them.
James shares his experience at PartnerCon 2011 in San Diego, an opportunity to meet new photographers. While in San Diego, James had the opportunity to spend time with great clients and friends, some of whom we are lucky enough to call by both names.
One of the key components I see to inspire and motivate people who are getting things done is a support system of like-minded friends and peers. BarCamp creates this kind of environment for the technology industry, and the related fields of design and business, which is why I keep going back.
I attended Saskatoon’s 7th BarCamp on November 5th 2011. It was the 3rd one I’ve been to and the best one so far.
We’re looking for a new team member that’ll help us out with developing our designs. If you or someone you know is as good at HTML/CSS as they are at working with a small team with amazing clients, apply today!
James examines how the growth and segmentation of the design industry is causing disconnects between specialized roles, where projects suffer and what industry professionals can do about it.
Matt gives some writing tips away for free and advocates word-slaughter to improve your writing.
James talks about how working at The Phuse breaks traditional rules to create a more relaxed, trust-based work environment where people feel good about the work they’re doing.