A few years before, and during the dot com bubble, I had the opportunity to work on several categories of technology. Deep tech to tech-sumer, software to hardware to services, UNIX to Apple, each was very challenging and yet creatively rewarding. Many of the companies have since been absorbed by others. A few never made it past secondary funding. And several imploaded from their inability to adjust to a changing marketplace -- like 8-track to cassette to CD to mp3, the world changed so fast, their product offerings were no longer relevant.

"Things", like the times, change. For people in advertising that can't except the fundamental principle that we eat our young and destroy our old, you'll sadly become one of those who tells others how you once had a personal secretary, window office, reserved parking spot, six-figure salary and 20% bonus along with 2-hour lunches and free cocaine at vendor parties. Those days are gone. They're never coming back... well, maybe in another Netflix series.

Below is an alphabetical logo list of that client experience.

Data Storage Experience

Hardware & Peripherals Experience

Technology Services Provider Experience

Software Experience