What I Wish I Knew

In this week’s ‘What I Wish I Knew’, MMT Digital’s co-founder James Cannings discusses how easy it is to feel completely overwhelmed working in tech and why it’s important to focus on our strengths rather than our weaknesses…

Holmes & Marchant’s Managing Director Lingzi Yue identifies a shift in mentality that she believes will help every young person getting into the creative industry.

For his ‘What I Wish I Knew’, The Gate London’s CEO Jamie Elliott recalls a lesson he learnt about the industry following a particularly tricky interview…

We spend a lot of time thinking about ‘what’ and ‘why’, but are we also thinking about ‘when’? Lloyd Northover’s CEO Simon Ward explains the importance of timing in our industry…

Stack’s Client Services Director Nicola Nimmo passes on a valuable piece of advice to those taking the very first steps in their career…

The Gate New York’s President Beau Fraser explains the surprising power of ‘It’s OK’.

What’s something you’ve learned on the job that you wish you’d known when starting out? In an open and honest ‘What I Wish I Knew’, The Gate San Francisco’s Beri Cheetham recalls an issue he was blissfully unaware of that ended up having an extreme effect on his mental health…

For her ‘What I Wish I Knew’, twentysix’s Director of Clients, Ellie Foxton-Brown, talks to Dani Goodwin about the harsh realities of imposter syndrome…

The Gate New York’s Chief Creative Officer David Bernstein recalls a valuable career lesson that he had to learn on the job – or more specifically, during his first ever client presentation…

Stack’s Planning Director Caroline Deput offers some useful insight that she wishes she knew when working with clients earlier in her career…