Hays: Elite creative agencies turn down roughly 80% of inbound work
Jordi Hays · Who's Getting Rich Off Ozempic? (e12) · Nov 19, 2024 · at 2:16:39
Jordy Hays discusses the impact of generative AI on creative professions and argues top designers are seeing heightened demand.
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“People like that have never been more in demand. Like, they turn down, like, probably 80% of the work that comes into them, and so you see this bifurcation of super talented creatives getting, you know, even like, when Siki worked with an agency I forget the name of it, to do, like, his original, every time Siki's released something, he, like, Blows up the agency that did it.”
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