Design

I never really had a bona fide design job so I don't have a sense of salaries - has anyone thought the same? Seems like an interesting discussion

I never really had a bona fide design job so I don't have a sense of salaries - has anyone thought the same? Seems like an interesting discussion 

https://www.reddit.com/r/graphic_design/comments/1d5r6ml/design_salaries_might_not_be_worth_it_anymore/

dude from reddit is just pessimistic, you gotta go entrepreneurial way to get money, whatever field you’re in

otherwise you’ll only get what other people are willing to throw at you

and where economy is going there’s very little to get

productized agencies help sell services a lot I think

imagining better future • building at /basedstudio • exploring network states • bento.me/mxd

could be, since I quit my prev agency I've been only thinking about design through a productized service lens

otherwise yeah there's probably over a million of those agencies that you can to reach out to and the one I've worked at had to reduce prices to win clients and do more for it: daily updates and regular meets

Market is pretty saturated too 

Anybody who had a copy of Photoshop Elements 2 in 2002 has been marketing themselves as a "designer" - hell I was one of them 😂

I guess a similar situation applies to photography