Got a freelance gig for a new business pitch a week before the big presentation. This is not just a campaign, but it is about how we treat their entire social media. On Monday, I found out I am the only AD on the team, and I had to come up with new campaign ideas, including art direction, photography, lighting, typography, motion direction, product hero shots, stunt ideas, influencer collaborations, and examples of final posts/comp per i and platform. I am overwhelmed and don't know what to do!

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Happy New Year's Eve! As this year draws to a close, my brain is filled with questions, "what-ifs", "if only I....", and "I did it" celebrations. But I'm happy with my successes and accomplishments, and accepting of the fact that I made mistakes or failed at somethings. At the closing of this year, my biggest accomplishment is moving forward to have a total hip replacement (I've put it off for several years). What is something you want to celebrate for this year?

I debated for a long time whether to put the green "Open to Work" banner on my profile after my layoff. Some career coaches say it reeks of desperation; others say it’s the only way to beat the algorithm. I eventually added it because pride doesn't pay the bills. But it does feel like wearing a scarlet letter. Do you think the green banner helps you get found, or does it signal "distressed asset" to hiring managers?

I’m starting to think the Open to Work banner on LinkedIn is actually acting as a Do Not Hire sign for some recruiters. There’s a weird psychological bias where companies only want people who are already employed, making the people who actually need the work look desperate. It’s the ultimate Catch-22 of the modern job hunt. Have you noticed a difference in reach when you have the banner on versus off?

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I was checking some nutrition info on a usda website today and this red banner was at the top, not just an informational notice but clearly propaganda. I'm not sure how to keep calm and carry on while this is happening all around us. How can I stay focused at work, and should we even BE totally focused on work in times like this or is that irresponsible?

Do you do anything to draw attention to yourself during your competitors annual conference? We’re thinking about buying the billboards out around the hotel in Vegas. There’s a particular one across the street from where they’re holding their conference that would face everyone’s window. I love the idea, but wondering if anybody else has done something like this.