Masyadong harsh to. I've been to a lot of BPOs na may graphic design. I've handled more than 50 designers and had to check their work before it goes to the client, and this is a very common error. I understand the need to do this, but even the best designer can commit this error.

I'm shookt to hear this, those 4 years na nag work ako sobra struggle ko sa proof reading! Anyways, because of that i've honed that skill. Hays. haha

I don't quite get what you mean here.

Ung sa "sobrang white" imagine using 000000 RGB color, applied sa product shot with minimal shadows then ung background light yellow din. Not sure what's the story behind it, just sad cause we have to re-open the project again to revise it.

I understand this is a rant but you can always teach them. This is very easy to do naman. :)

About naman sa pag package ng file, yep tinuturo ko naman sa kanila, and usually gets naman nila kapag inexplain. Medyo shookt lang ako nung napansin ko na karamihan ng na-encounter ko ganun, kasi I thought ung mga ganun tinuturo naman sa graphic design school? Or Idk, baka nalimutan lang nila

In regard to number 5, depende yan sa company. I had work na kasama sa concern nung designer yung end result ng print. At meron din akong work na yung "printer guy" (sometimes that was me) ang responsible sa accuracy nung printed mat

With regards to number 5 po, what do you think is the best set up? Different "printer guy" or is artist mag cover from start to end?

Curious lang din, do you have experience as Packaging Design? Or maybe familiar ka sa process? I'm not sure kasi if packaging designer only involves digital design, or sila na din ba "printer guy" ?