It can happen to anyone. One day you are on your vacation and the next day you are coming home to a firm who decided to close it’s doors after 50 years of service. This is what happened to me. The Interior Design profession has been evolving throughout the years and if you don’t keep up with time you will fall behind. Competition is fierce and it is also healthy, we drive to be the best in what we do and because of this we improve our methods. I am not saying this was the case but things happen and what do we do when they do? Within time Azana illustrated goal is to create one of the biggest networks among designers ever built. We should be able to count on each other to maintain a stream of communication that will help us navigate through our professional timeline. I wish to express how important it is to maintain good working ethics and built a positive reputation. This is what people will remember you by and it is your name that lingers in the air.
Whoa, that sucks! Sorry I haven’t read the blog in awhile (the post was from almost two weeks ago), but that really sucks. But, this will allow you to concentrate more on Azana. Grow and build your own company, and make sure to always keep the advice you mentioned above in mind. But, in the meantime good luck finding a new job.
I called your sister earlier in the week to see if you two would like to get together soon. Give either Harry or me a call!
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