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I can still remember my senior year of college… building a portfolio, researching places I dreamed of working and sending countless pleas for an interview. I not only remember how nervous I was, but how clueless and unprepared I was for “a real job.” Now looking back, I wish I had someone to give me more direction on how to get interviews, prepare for them, what to do after interviews and the most important part, how to be good at the interview process. By no means do I have all of the answers, but I do have some useful tips that I would have greatly benefited from… and I hope that you can too.

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Work Is Fun

Posted by on September 27th, 2010

Savage is chockfull of hard working, dedicated individuals, but we like to have some fun, too. In an initiative to facilitate the little kid in all of us, we established a Fun Committee. I think this is such a great way to not only keep the fun in the workplace, but also to get to …

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A few of us were lucky enough to go the AAF luncheon yesterday and find inspiration in Patrick Coyne, the editor and designer of Communication Arts magazine. Communication Arts, or CA, is the leading professional journal for us creative folk. CA is well known throughout the industry for not only showcasing the best work but …

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Opera Vista Says Goodbye To Boring

Posted by on July 16th, 2010

Who says opera is boring? Opera Vista is a nonprofit organization dedicated to developing the audience for new opera by providing contemporary composers a venue for their cutting edge productions to be performed; and the upcoming season is proving to be better than ever. Savage recently donated the design of the invitation for their 2010-2011 …

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