Create Your Own Discipline.
Andy has been busy concocting another useful contemplation on how to best prepare yourself for a career in design. I agree that a career path in design requires an inherent lifestyle of observation, not quickly defined in a classroom, and a designer’s professional discipline is definitely solidified through practice and extracurricular experience. In his article, Andy does a great job of outlining the types of things that may not be taught in most educational institutions.
Other posts in "culture"
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- Hey Unitards! Why have an office?
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- Web Authors Are Losing Their Integrity
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- Too Many Cooks Spoil the Dish
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