John Horner wrote:
I've noticed that a lot of articles about web design seem to assume that
the web developer/designer is working in the commercial sector, and
often it's assumed that we're freelance too.
I'd argue that not only the articles, but some of the tools and CMS are
more aimed at
Hi,
I am currently Canberra-based and tend to more government than corporate work -
I think that this is just the nature of the local market. I've worked in
corporate environments in the past, but nowadays mostly government.
Best regards, Andrew
Andrew Boyd
Consultant
SMS Management
Public, and I work with a small team of specialists.
As far as I see it, the public sector is fairly serious and strong
transferable competencies are demanded from you. As such you tend to get
less nonsense communication with clients, you're constantly developing a
more honest expertise, and
I work for a commercial agency making microsites and have done
freelancing in the private sector too. I haven't to date worked in the
Public sector and don't anticipate doing so. I think the private sector
probably allows more creative freedom (taking into account company
branding) and less
On 12/9/07 (06:17) John said:
So I wonder, how many people on this list are in the commercial sector
and how many are in the non-profit / public / government / education
sector?
I'm a one-man design studio (can't quite stand the 'boutique' label ;-)
and as such I work for whoever brings their
I work for commercial agency that handles both government and public
work
M. Jama
big:interactive
91 Princedale Road
Holland Park
London W11 4NS
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Direct: +44 (0)20 7313 2262
www.biggroup.co.uk
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Hi,
I work for a commercial agency that has government and public clients.
gRTz
ben
John Horner wrote:
I've noticed that a lot of articles about web design seem to assume that
the web developer/designer is working in the commercial sector, and
often it's assumed that we're freelance too.
I am personally both!!
I do not think many people stay in the one field and most 'swing' between
corporate and government/ school etc
On 9/12/07, John Horner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've noticed that a lot of articles about web design seem to assume that
the web developer/designer is
John asked:
So I wonder, how many people on this list are in the commercial sector
and how many are in the non-profit / public / government / education
sector?
More importantly, how would you classify yourself g
Kerry
(ACT Government)
Yes I'm sure too that would be the norm.
Jermayn Parker wrote:
I am personally both!!
I do not think many people stay in the one field and most 'swing'
between corporate and government/ school etc
On 9/12/07, * John Horner* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I've
So I wonder, how many people on this list are in the commercial sectorand
how many are in
the non-profit / public / government / education sector?
Interesting question.
I for one am in both sectors. I am a technology consultant and I have
various clients that have me employed handling their
Hi John,
Thought I'd send this off-list to you:
Commercial Sector: I build web-based tech documentation for the development
division of an international logistics/supply chain company - Supergroup
Trading Ltd in South Africa (can't wait to get outta here).
Non-profit Sector: I produce gratis
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