We don't work for brands.
We work with them.
A brief is not a command. It is the beginning of a conversation. If you need a vendor, we are the wrong door. If you need a co-conspirator, welcome in.
This is what we stand on.
This is what we stand against.
Read both — then choose your side.
A brief is not a command. It is the beginning of a conversation. If you need a vendor, we are the wrong door. If you need a co-conspirator, welcome in.
Safe ideas are recycled ideas. We'd rather be remembered for being wrong than forgotten for being polite. Every brief gets the Brief Breaker treatment.
Every ad is a tiny edit to the culture. We refuse to sell fear, amplify prejudice, or dress up harm as aspiration. If it can't stand the light, we won't light it up.
Before KPIs, before clients, before awards — the 22 people who carry Interdi home. Protect them first.
Nine principles. One stance. Zero apologies.
A company hires for skills. A culture is built on shared instincts. A company writes mission statements. A culture is the mission — felt, fought for, lived out loud every single day.
You don't join Interdi.
You become Interdi.
We question the template, the brief, and the question itself. Rooms without doubt are rooms without growth.
The odd pitch, the late-night idea, the one person who sees it differently. That's where the work lives.
Silence in a meeting means we failed. We push back, we argue in public, we apologize in private. Never the reverse.
Wins belong to the team. Losses belong to leadership. This isn't a policy — it's a reflex.
Music on. Doors open. Coffee strong. We show up for each other before we show up for the deck.
Alumni are family, not competitors. Clients become collaborators. Strangers with good ideas get coffee and a seat at the table.
The moment we pick up a megaphone, we inherit a duty to everyone who has to listen. Interdi is not neutral. We picked our sides a long time ago — here they are, in writing.
Real people, real bodies, real stories — not stock-photo stereotypes. We publicly support causes that protect the vulnerable.
We share what we learn. Public case studies, free mentorship through IN-LAB. A rising tide doesn't threaten us — a stagnant industry does.
Radical honesty, zero hidden costs, and the courage to refuse briefs that compromise our principles.
Safe rooms, fair pay, healthy hours, real growth paths and the unconditional right to disagree. No genius idea is worth a broken person.
Defaults are the enemy. We question the template, the template-maker and the reason the template exists. Creative friction is a feature — not a bug.
Loud doesn't mean cruel. We listen longer than we speak. Every campaign starts with a question: who is this really for, and what will it cost them?
We don't lie, we don't flatter, and we don't launder bad products into good stories. Integrity is the most expensive service we offer — and the only one that compounds.
The second we think we've figured it out, we've started losing. IN-LAB is a promise to ourselves: stay playful, stay wrong, stay looking.
We don't hire résumés, we hire stances. If you read this and felt something move — a yes, a no, an argument forming in your chest — we should probably talk. Bring your work. Bring your opinions. Leave the polite version at home.