The Three Ages of Advertising Slavery Illustrated

three_ages_slavery.jpg

Illustrating the life cycle of the average advertising professional, Hugh MacCleod of “cartoons drawn on the back of business cards” fame, has created a new cartoon, called “The Three Ages of Slavery,” that clearly, but perhaps depressingly, depicts what the average person working in advertising can expect as he progresses through his career. There’s no 50’s or 60’s cause, you know, after 49, all those ad people seem to disappear into other endeavors courtesy of ageism.

Picture of Steve Hall

Steve Hall

RECENT ARTICLES

TRENDING AROUND THE WEB

8 personality traits common to people who like solitude according to psychology

8 personality traits common to people who like solitude according to psychology

Global English Editing

8 reasons a womwn is just as likely to pursue a man as the other, traditional, way around

8 reasons a womwn is just as likely to pursue a man as the other, traditional, way around

Global English Editing

Psychology says people who write birthday cards by hand instead of texting share these 9 qualities most people have lost

Psychology says people who write birthday cards by hand instead of texting share these 9 qualities most people have lost

Global English Editing

I stopped being attracted to my husband 3 years ago and he probably knows—here’s what we do instead

I stopped being attracted to my husband 3 years ago and he probably knows—here’s what we do instead

Global English Editing

You know you’re a Boomer when these 10 songs still give you goosebumps

You know you’re a Boomer when these 10 songs still give you goosebumps

Global English Editing

If someone does these 9 things with money, they definitely grew up poor

If someone does these 9 things with money, they definitely grew up poor

Global English Editing