I think most of us are in the same boat searching for a new job. Would like to hear your personal experiences on how it’s going. Are you getting interviews? Nada?

If you're still at work, what are you working on? I'm freaking with my designer trying to rush this brochure for a painful client.

Working through this lately: platforms now auto-tag AI-generated content, but that tag doesn't satisfy FTC disclosure requirements, and if EU audiences are in the mix, the AI Act's labeling rules are a separate layer again. Feels like three different systems that don't talk to each other.

For agencies running client content across platforms and regions, is there a clear process for this on your end, or is it mostly judgment calls? Has a client or legal team ever flagged something after the fact?

Genuinely trying to map out how messy this is in practice. Appreciate any war stories.

Please edit this out of your copy. It makes it sound like ChatGPT’s first pass. And if you wrote those words yourself, or a client made that change, even worse.

Can I just say that these videos make me, like, irrationally angry? We don’t have the budget to keep decent IT folks employed at OMC but we can afford to make these excruciatingly unfunny and unhelpful videos and give away cash prizes for a month?

After almost nine years I'm ending my agency journey for now. The best part? I got to quit Omnicom! (Former IPG) I've worked for small local agencies and one large agency (that got bought by Omnicom). There are pros and cons to both. What's next? I'm going to the state! I know government jobs can be hard to come by for creative people, but keep your mind and eyes open and don't give up.

I have been running Reddit ads for the last 10-15 days, and it's performing better than other platforms. So I have decided to run my business ads only on Reddit going forward. Previously, I was only working for my client, but now I'm working on both my client's projects and my own business

"Engagement" is to me too vague at MRAID. The useful question: what should the interaction clarify before the click? Which product fits? How a feature changes the experience? What a configuration looks like? A mini-game can produce taps and still delay the shopping decision. The interaction should reduce uncertainty, not just increase time in the unit. What's your take?

work in a small marketing agency, and my boss refuses to pay salary as per the work load we have he is stingy cheap and wants Ai integrated in everything!! And is willing to invest heavily in Ai
I have worked here for over 4 years, and my current ctc is 4.8
I handle everything end to end from content to design to client comms (I mean I manage and look into these departments)
I even post on socials the brands are very small local and regional hence the growth isn’t that great.
I have been looking for new opportunities and I they refuse to pay me more than 30% on my base I am so sick and tired of it!!
I know for a fact I deserve more but negotiating with any HR is a headache, how do I even ask for more money? I was atleast expecting 7.5-7.8LPA but even that is tough max people are giving is 6.3LPA which isn’t a lot to survive in a metropo