Being Nice Will Kill Young Creatives

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It’s true being nice just to be nice doesn’t help anyone. In fact, according to this video for the Denver Ad Club, it can cause a person to drown. Of course, no one in advertising is ever nice just to be nice. In fact, going into advertising offers the perfect platform for a person to rip the shit out of another person and toss it of as simply “critiquing the work.”

But anyway, the Denver Ad Club wants young creatives about NEXT, a portfolio-building program designed to bluntly inform people what’s working and what isn’t in their portfolio.

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