Jonathan Quaade
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Jonathan Quaade
The structures for learning are disappearing faster than new ones are forming. Remote work has accelerated this breakdown, erasing the in-person mentorship that came through proximity. Economic pressure has led many teams to skip the slow burn of junior development altogether.
Welcome to the entry-level void: what happens when junior design jobs disappear?
Even the biggest companies with the deepest pockets are struggling to hire top design talent. And as usual, it comes down to a fundamental misunderstanding of what drives most great designers. They want to be surrounded by other great designers and a culture that cares.
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I think one of the big questions of this decade
Is how do you become “post-algorithmic”
While remaining economically viable
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Under the rule of the attention economy, creators are still in charge. So, in order to find success in this creative market, it’s become clear that the majority of creatives are beholden to the same distribution techniques as creators. You’re competing on the same playing field, very often for the same pair Of eyes, um, as creators, the only meta... See more
Under the rule of the attention economy, creators are still in charge. So, in order to find success in this creative market, it’s become clear that the majority of creatives are beholden to the same distribution techniques as creators. You’re competing on the same playing field, very often for the same pair Of eyes, um, as creators, the only meta... See more
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2. Dynamic/retrieved content for context.
3. Detailed task instructions.
4. Example.
5. Repeat critical information.
6. To prevent hallucinations:
- Say "I don't know" if you don't know the answer or process asked.
- Think before answering.
- Answer only if you are very confident
- Find... See more