WARNING: This column will probably offend a few of you. It certainly won’t be considered politically correct by some. But because this is being written
Many college students need real work experience for school credit or to get a job after graduation, so they may agree to work as
As exhibition designers, there are times when our best ideas just can’t fit the budget. We all wish we had more clients with big
On the last page of our standard proposal document is a page called “Terms and Conditions.”
Thanks all for joining me once again for another lesson in the spectacular world that is tradeshows!
I recently returned from a firsthand look at the many great things going on in Cleveland.
I have just spent an extended time in a captivating part of Southern California known as the Hollywood Riviera.
This time I’d like to talk about the most important element of the hiring cycle – the offer letter. Writing an offer letter to
I remember my early years working the showfloor beginning in ’79.
Over the past month or so, a number of you have expressed concern over the content of the resumes you have been receiving. It
