Interessant das diese Anzeichen auch von einer Designerin Louisa Nicholson (graphic designer, interface designer, web developer & creative writer) aufgestellt wurden ;) scheint wohl nicht so gut zu laufen:
20. You aren’t making what industry says you should for your area. For the United States, reference the AIGA surveys
19. The clients like you better than your boss.
18. You work overtime when you don’t want to.
17. If you had to sign rights away to do competitive work and you enjoy working freelance on the side.
16. You’re ashamed to say you work there.
15. You don’t feel challenged anymore.
14. You work fulltime but don’t receive decent insurance options.
13. You think you can make better business decisions than your boss does.
12. Your boss doesn’t push your ideas or concerns to the clients.
11. Your boss won’t let you try out ideas and take the time to mock them up.
10. Your coworkers are annoying, enjoy gossip or create office politics.
09. You aren’t getting recognition for your work or you are never thanked.
08. You’re unexplainably depressed every time you have to go in.
07. Boredom.
06. You’re ashamed to give away your business card.
05. Nobody communicates.
04. You find coworkers lying about your work or taking credit for what you did.
03. Your boss is a nightmare, take the bad boss quiz and a single YES answer qualifies as a bad boss.
02. You only get paid on commission when it’s the salesperson’s job to find the work in the first place.
01. Your boss edits every piece before sending it off, leaving you with no footprint of your own and no portfolio piece.
Via: Max per IM (DANKE!) | Graphic Design Blog