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This is exactly it. This was clearly a team effort. Like 60 people won the same Pulitzer. But it's quite clear that even as an intern, this individual's contributions were very important . I love team awards.
Team awards don’t seem to exist for the advertising industry even tho its a team effort to do the work to win them.
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This is exactly it. This was clearly a team effort. Like 60 people won the same Pulitzer. But it's quite clear that even as an intern, this individual's contributions were very important . I love team awards.
Team awards don’t seem to exist for the advertising industry even tho its a team effort to do the work to win them.
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Team awards don’t seem to exist for the advertising industry even tho its a team effort to do the work to win them.
That’s a shame spreading the credit helps build loyalty which keeps those award winning teams in place.
That’s awesome! But I kept getting distracted thinking “why does safari cut her face and legs get in portrait mode”
This is the series: https://www.cincinnati.com/pages/interactives/seven-days-of-... It is a tremendous work of crafting mixed media.
It requires a lot of man-hours, and isn't as profitable as the minimal effort required to regurgitate whatever the latest sensational scandal is.
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That’s a shame spreading the credit helps build loyalty which keeps those award winning teams in place.
To play devil's advocate, an intern with a Pulitzer (or similarly prestigious award) on their resume is going to have a lot of job opportunities.
Much of the credit goes to The Cincinnati Enquirer for having the ethics to include interns on the byline. As they should, but not everyone would do so.
That’s awesome! But I kept getting distracted thinking “why does safari cut her face and legs get in portrait mode”
I wasn't able to scroll for the first few minutes the page was open. I switched tabs to whine about it here, switched back, and suddenly I could scroll.
This is the series: https://www.cincinnati.com/pages/interactives/seven-days-of-... It is a tremendous work of crafting mixed media.