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“WORKING NOT WORKING IS A LIFESAVER FOR ME ” “Margaret Morales, Creative Recruiter, HUGE”
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Working Not Working Magazine is an online platform celebrating work and stories from the Universe’s most creative creators The magazine offers a selection of features, interviews, op-eds, and how-tos to learn the realities behind creativity and to discover your own
- Future Member FAQs - Working Not Working Magazine
Working Not Working asks every creative member where they want to work through their Top 3 companies and Company Pages Your Dashboard has Hot Leads, where you can see creatives who have tagged your company as a place they want to work
- We Love Recruiters - A limited collection from Working Not Working
Working Not Working presents “We Love Recruiters,” a love song to the unsung heroes of the creative industry From Covid layoffs to the Great Resignation, recruiters are having a harder time than ever filling the creative void in the economy
- 13 Steps to Create a Stand-Out Profile on Working Not Working
With a profile on Working Not Working, it’s now much easier to discover you and your talents on the internet Your profile is also an availability calendar, your own networking tool, and an invitation to tell people your rates and show your experience and growth
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WNW NOW WITH LESS WORKING With over 50,000 experienced Creatives on our site, spanning various roles, skills, and industries, you can be confident with our new, personalized talent recommendations
- BEEHIVE INDUSTRIES - WNW - Working Not Working
Combine American ingenuity, blue collar values, and big picture thinking—you get Beehive Industries After years of moving fast and making breakthroughs, it was time for this former 3D printing provider to move on to the next big chapter We worked closely with Beehive Industries to develop and execute a complete rebrand, from name and logo to their new mission, purpose, values, website, and
- Cheetos - Orange Underground - WNW - Working Not Working
Cheetos arrived at Goodby in need of a drastic makeover, so we transformed the kid-friendly brand into an adult-centric snack, turning their lovable animated mascot into a creepy British puppet while simultaneously launching a mock-subversive underground movement called "The Orange Underground "
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