Strange Creatures of the Office, Part One

The Feeble Shark
There are dinosaurs walking the halls. You probly know who they are. You’ve spotted them by their strange target-shaped marking on their back. A bit harder to spot are the Feeble Sharks. Predators that were once the top in their league, and still may be, but they have hit their evolutionary peak. They can do nothing new, they are sharks. They still are fearsome in what they do, but what they do is becoming less and less relevant. Their inability to evolve means they become more and more feeble over time. Beware, they think they are fierce and tend to bite a lot.

Tiny Dinosaurs
The Tiny Dinosaur could be thought of as a freak of nature, but there are far too many of them wandering the halls to be a fluke. These Jr account execs and designers who are being brought up disregarding digital thought are young, foolish and past their prime before they even get moving. Sadly, they will end up in the marketing department of one of your clients, and you will have to deal with their lack of vision again.

The Evolving Predator
People who understand the cycle of learning. People who accept that the wise old man concept is dead. The once lifelong cycle of craft and understanding has been reduced to a cycle that occurs more than once in a generation. Those that know they are the top of their game, and allow for a new path of learning to spawn from that are our key players. One who will accept they are a novice, and add new knowledge to their own, and let their abilities expand. Note that age is not a factor in this species, and they tend to be more uncommon than they should be.