Hi everyone,
I’m(18F) a freshman in college to get my A.A in SCM.
I also plan to get my Bloomberg certification within the next semester.
Is there anything that I should do to make me stand out to other students.
Any certification, knowledge, connection, or experience I can collect during my years in college.
Please, let me know your thoughts

Hey all,

I'm curious how people have handled this in their own workplace: when someone leaves a job or retires, is there usually some kind of group effort to send them off — a card, messages, something else? Or does it mostly just... not happen in an organized way?

A few things I'm curious about:

• What actually happened last time someone left your team?
• Was it a hassle to organize, or did it go pretty smoothly?
• Did it feel like it actually meant something to the person leaving, or more like a formality?
• Is there anything about the way it's normally done that annoys you or feels outdated?

Just interested in hearing how different workplaces handle this — trying to understand if this is something people generally think works fine as-is, or something that quietly annoys people every time it comes up.

So I'm trying to get better at sales and being about able to sell my services to potential prospects but I am horrible at sales are there any good books you guys recommend reading that helps with this process? (P.S I know the only way to get better is to keep trying but I don't want to waste time doing the same thing over and over again)

Hi! I recently bought a 3d printer! However I have no idea what business to do with it? I want to do something niche and not just general items because Anyone can do that. Can u help me with some niche items that can really sell. Or be used to solve a problem? Thank you

hey everyone, just curious what people actually think about AI generated ads

i have a business idea that would probably need quite a lot of advertising to get anywhere, but i dont really have the budget to constantly shoot proper ads or hire people to make them

so ive been thinking about using AI to create most of the advertising myself. not necessarily the generic weird AI slop you see everywhere, but actually spending time on it and trying to make something that fits the business and looks the way i want it to

but im wondering how people actually react when they realize an ad is AI generated.

is there an immediate "ugh, AI" reaction? does it come across as cheap or cringe? or do most people just not care as long as the ad is actually good?

especially curious if anyone here has used AI ads for their own business and whether you noticed any negative reaction from customers

If you started again your early 20s, what will you prefer that your income sources related to screen/touch/computer or completely away from things that can be replaced by ai in future?

Brainstorming at the moment and would like to hear some of your ideas:)

I am trying to find out as much as possible before I start the process. Yes, I have an account but I need to learn the general process.

The company has been dormant for over a year. There is some money left in the bank from previous year. Taxes all paid for, no income. Do I need to take the remaining funds as distribution? As I remember from somewhere that it is not OK to get distribution unless you are receiving a salary. I am retired. What are done dos and donts?

Thanks

Everyone knows the trap of “you can’t get hired without experience, but you can’t get experience without getting hired”

Theoretically, what is stopping me from starting a small business, hiring everybody, but not requiring them to do anything or paying them so it’s zero cost. But they can use my company on an application to say that they have experience in a job field?

With every corporation ever screwing people over why not trying to gain the system a little?

[ Removed by Reddit on account of violating the content policy. ]