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What your business card says about you?
What your business card says about you. In an age of social networking and smartphones, the humble business card is in danger of becoming obsolete. But these cards are a reminder of a time when even the rich, famous and successful needed to pass on their digits the old fashioned way - even if in their own unique style.
In an age of social networking and smartphones, the humble business card is in danger of becoming obsolete. But these cards are a reminder of a time when even the rich, famous and successful needed to pass on their digits the old fashioned way - even if in their own unique style.
Business cards may be pragmatic, but these give a fascinating insight into the personalities of their celebrity owners. "For many, the style of the card is constrained by a bigger set of corporate style standards," corporate psychologist Travis Kemp said.
"For an individual however, it can be a more personalised vehicle that enables a little more freedom to express uniqueness and to communicate a nuance or more intimate insight into who the owner is as a person, what they stand for or what they want the receiver to know about them. "So for example, Walt Disney's card provides a taste of his passion and illustrative skills on the card itself. It's a vivid example of who he is and who can do."
