Hasan Minhaj Teams Up with Adobe Acrobat to Empower Creativity and Collaboration
Paper’s out, people. Award-winning comedian, writer, and producer Hasan Minhaj has partnered with Adobe Acrobat to celebrate 30 years of PDFs and to promote the power of paperless creativity and collaboration in today's digital age. The partnership highlights the importance of using digital tools to streamline workflows and enhance productivity, especially in the current work-from-home era. As part of the partnership, Minhaj is featured in a series of videos showcasing how Adobe Acrobat
No Degree Required: Business Ownership a Possibility for Anyone
When it comes to entrepreneurship, there's a common misconception that you need a college degree in order to be successful. The truth is you don't need a degree to be an entrepreneur — all you need is hard work and dedication. If you're ready to chase down your dreams of owning a business, don't let a lack of a degree hold you back. Use these tips from the Seminole County Chamber to help you get started. Owning a Business Is Hard Work Just because you don't need a degree to become an entrepreneur
Innovative Features Seminole County Businesses Should Add to Their Next Newsletter
Your company’s newsletter is one of the primary lines of communication between you and your audience. You use it to share news, promote products, and drum up engagement. Too many small businesses leave money on the table, though, with newsletters that do not fulfill their potential. If you want to wield your newsletter as the powerful marketing tool that it can be, consider the following innovations courtesy of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce that you should integrate into the next
The Bottom Line: How to Define Your Negotiables
If you're engaged in a collaborative (or integrative) negotiation process, the basis of that process is that all parties come to the table with a certain amount of transparency about what they want and the minimum they need to get from any deal. Understanding your own priorities and knowing which points you can move on and which you can't are basic to engaging in the kind of negotiation process that produces both good deals and solid, long-term relationships. You can think of this as defining your
