A Day in the Life of a Stressed Out Interactive Agency Head

Humorous!

Tales of the E-City

We’ll start by painting a picture of her. She heads up a small online media group housed within a larger media group for a full-service midsize agency owned by a holding company (say that 10 times fast). Anything that could be clicked on, viewed through, or digitized falls within her domain. She gets bombarded with calls and emails all day when she’s completely understaffed and often eating lunch at her desk. She’s cynical, stressed, a survivor of the dot-com fallout, and yet still passionate about her work.

Read on…and you’ll get an appreciation of what happens in the average day of an interactive agency professional.

Picture of Steve Hall

Steve Hall

RECENT ARTICLES

TRENDING AROUND THE WEB

Psychology says people who reach retirement age without close friends aren’t cold or difficult, they were often the person everyone leaned on so heavily that no one thought to ask what they actually needed

Psychology says people who reach retirement age without close friends aren’t cold or difficult, they were often the person everyone leaned on so heavily that no one thought to ask what they actually needed

Global English Editing

8 signs your adult child trusts you with things they tell no one else

8 signs your adult child trusts you with things they tell no one else

Hack Spirit

7 things manipulative people say that sound caring but aren’t

7 things manipulative people say that sound caring but aren’t

Hack Spirit

The best writers start with a draft they’d never show anyone

The best writers start with a draft they’d never show anyone

Global English Editing

7 things people over 65 wish they’d stopped worrying about twenty years earlier

7 things people over 65 wish they’d stopped worrying about twenty years earlier

Hack Spirit

People with real self-respect usually stop explaining these 7 things to others

People with real self-respect usually stop explaining these 7 things to others

Hack Spirit