Why designers don’t work for free, as HuffPost contest reminds journalists | Poynter.: "It's a bit disingenuous to say that designers don't work for free - most freelancers and agencies spend a lot of time on pro bono work for charities or other worthwhile causes. There is definitely a pervading philosophy that companies that make money and are going to make money with the work we provide should pay for the work. You don't see a lot of factory workers working at famous factories "for the exposure." Is the pushback bigger with design? Absolutely - because we deal with the "do it for the exposure" nonsense every day."
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