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Article #227Re: Finding a job in Australia
From: John_Danek
Date: Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:30
Date: Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:30
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Sounds like a pretty beefy resume. It also sounds like you're in new territory where you actually have to apply for a job. Work on your stationery and resume. Create a website of recent samples, etc., etc. Your work should do the talking for you. I'm not sure you'd be happy walking into a print shop and starting all over again. Take a look at corporate marketing communications. Where you go is probably based on the type of work you've done. You may want to look at a medium to large ad agency's production department. There could be franchise ops if you want to run a new print business, you won't know until you settle in over there. Keep in mind, running a print business is no way near designing, totally two different worlds. Even running a design business is different than designing for someone else.
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