We are a small team that would rather do fewer things properly than many things adequately. If that appeals, we would like to hear from you.
We work on a small number of accounts at a time so that everyone has room to think. That means less firefighting and more depth, but it also means individual work is visible — there is nowhere to hide a shallow deliverable.
We expect people to say when something is not working, including to clients. Comfortable dishonesty is the failure mode of this industry, and we would rather lose an account than pad a report.
Specific terms are confirmed per role — the placeholders below need your real policies before launch.
You own accounts and decisions rather than executing someone else's checklist.
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Placeholder listings. Replace with your real open roles, or state clearly that there are none at present.
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Short, respectful and paid where we ask for real work.
Send us your CV and a short note about work you are proud of. We read every application.
A 30-minute conversation about your experience and what you are looking for.
A short, paid, realistic task. We do not ask candidates to do unpaid project work.
Meet the people you would work with, ask us anything, and we make a decision quickly.
Tell us which role interests you, or send a speculative application. Include a link to work you are proud of.
Straight answers to what people ask us most.
Yes. If your work is strong we would rather hear from you than miss you because the timing did not line up with an advertised role.
Yes. If we ask you to produce real work as part of an assessment, we pay for your time. Unpaid test projects are exploitative and we do not use them.
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Evidence that you understand why something worked, not just that it did. We would rather see one project explained thoughtfully than a long list of tools.
Send a speculative application anyway. We keep good candidates on file and get in touch when something opens up.