More beautiful job search, human resources and recruiting company logos from around the world.
75 pretty logos from job sites, recruiters, job search tools and more
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Hire my mom really takes the biscuit, love it!
Ah, but you didn’t RT to enter the contest, Jorgen…
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Thanks for listing CareerDaisy’s logo in the post! Our logo was designed by a Scottsdale, AZ Company called Six Degrees. http://www.sixdegrees.com, and blogging at http://www.unconventionalbranding.com.
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Interesting group of logos … I use the same concept — finding industry icons before I start a logo / brand project.
But I was surprised that you finished with an advertisement. Rather hard sell, eh?
Most of those online creative sites do not respect the design community. Read this article:
http://justcreativedesign.com/2008/05/22/why-logo-design-does-not-cost-5-dollars/
Peggy- that’s a great article by Jacob Cass, a rare almost-rant. Thanks for bringing it up.
Spec work, or “free work” is almost never a good idea as a career mainstay but it can be a very useful tactic for new designers looking for experience, or for any designer looking to test new ideas with feedback from real people who are also potential clients.
Good or bad, I don’t think spec work is going away any time soon. There are always designers who will do whatever it takes to undercut the competition.
However, with designers like Jacob Cass being successful at building their personal brands online, they seem to be attracting clients directly more than designers – especially young designers – were able to do in the past.
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