19th
January
2001
“The tables… list national averages of base wages and total compensation for a range of design positions, including solo practitioner. Supplemental data, including a statistical profile of the organizations surveyed, is available in PDF format. Compensation is reported in terms of three statistics: the 25th percentile, the median (or 50th percentile), and the 75th percentile.”
posted in Business of design | Permalink |
19th
January
2001
“Decline and Fall? — a special issue on the industry-wide crisis. It’s ugly out there, but how bad is it, really? We asked 40 of our peers to share how they were coping (or not) with the layoffs and business failures currently plaguing our industry. After reading their stories, you can add your own in the new ALA discussion forum.”
posted in Internet | Permalink |
19th
January
2001
“‘The way it works is simple,’ said Grad Conn, OpenCola’s chief executive. ‘Create a folder on your desktop. Drag a file into that folder. The folder automatically fills up with other files that are similar. If you take something out of the folder, it doesn’t find stuff like that anymore. You can create as many folders as you want by setting them up yourself or by adopting them from other users.’”
posted in Searching | Permalink |
19th
January
2001
“Decline and Fall? — a special issue on the industry-wide crisis. It’s ugly out there, but how bad is it, really? We asked 40 of our peers to share how they were coping (or not) with the layoffs and business failures currently plaguing our industry. After reading their stories, you can add your own in the new ALA discussion forum.”
posted in Web design | Permalink |
19th
January
2001
“The tables… list national averages of base wages and total compensation for a range of design positions, including solo practitioner. Supplemental data, including a statistical profile of the organizations surveyed, is available in PDF format. Compensation is reported in terms of three statistics: the 25th percentile, the median (or 50th percentile), and the 75th percentile.”
posted in Web design | Permalink |
