May 7, 2011 - Posted by Meryl Rosenberg- 1 Comment
Client: “Everyone knows that Facebook’s just for kids. Only teenagers use it to play those stupid farm games and change their relationship status every day and write silly comments on each others’ photos. Oh, and it’s quite nice for me to send photos of the kids to my folks. ” Me: “So your folks are [...]
May 14, 2009 - Posted by Meryl Rosenberg- 3 Comments
I got a call from a friend the other day – she works for her mom occasionally, and her mom wanted her to redo the company business cards for their boss, but she didn’t have the right programs to do it in. Her mom wanted her to use Powerpoint, because why should she pay a [...]
February 16, 2009 - Posted by Meryl Rosenberg- 1 Comment
I read lots of blogs. I read my clients’ blogs; I read blogs about animal welfare (my pet charity). I read design blogs x lots (in a bid to keep at the forefront of my craft) and I read horse riding blogs (my hobby). I read my friends’ blogs on many different subjects because I [...]
February 9, 2009 - Posted by Meryl Rosenberg- 4 Comments
Recently I had the most profoundly vile experience of my life with a certain client. Let’s call him the NCfH (Nightmare Client from Hell). He was rude, he was ignorant (and proud of it! He emailed me telling me he did not want to be “over-educated”; I thought there was little chance of that ever [...]
January 5, 2009 - Posted by Meryl Rosenberg- 0 Comments
According to Digizen, Social Networking can be broadly defined as Internet- or mobile-device-based social spaces designed to facilitate communication, collaboration and content sharing across networks of contacts. Digizen goes on to say that social networking services are changing the ways in which people use and engage with the Internet and with each other. But are [...]
December 23, 2008 - Posted by Meryl Rosenberg- 1 Comment
.. I’ve learnt a lot: I’ve learnt that some clients aren’t worth having no matter how much they pay, and that some clients are worth so much more than the discounts I gave them. I’ve learnt I’d rather do business with friends than strangers, because friends are more reliable. And if they’re not reliable, they’re [...]