Facer.io special on becoming a creative director
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Noise - Creativity & design
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What does it take to be a creative director?
Lukasz worked as creative director at the world's leading smartwatch face company, Facer, and takes us on a journey through the trials and tribulations of this role.
We take a deep dive into leadership, owning a brand, and the skills required to be successful in this design position.
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