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Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: 人渣反派自救系统 - 墨香铜臭 | The Scum Villain's Self-Saving System - Mòxiāng Tóngxiù Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Liǔ Míngyān/Shā Huálíng Characters: Liu Mingyan, Sha Hualing, Shang Qinghua, sqh is only there for a little bit in the beginning Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Modern Setting, Alternate Universe - College/University, Enemies to Lovers, Rivals to Lovers, Academic Rivals to Lovers, (lmk if i should remove some of those tags), Attempt at Humor, Mutual Pining, OOC maybe, Kissing, Fade to Black, but its making out! not sex, Love Confessions Series: Part 1 of Cang Qiong University AU Summary:

Professor Shang Qinghua’s creative writing course is notorious for having the final project be completed in teams. Liu Mingyan didn’t think it would end up being a problem until she was paired up with the prettiest most annoying girl in her class, Sha Hualing. Sha Hualing is loud, irritating and so, so beautiful disagreeable.

Sha Hualing doesn’t mind teamwork, being a huge extrovert and all, but when she gets paired with Little Miss Goody Two Shoes Liu Mingyan, she starts to regret choosing Professor Shang’s writing class. Liu Mingyan is so strict about finishing their project as soon as possible, can’t she take a break? They have a month to finish it!

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In which, sort-of academic rivals Liu Mingyan and Sha Hualing are forced to work together on their final project. With conflicting ideas and constant bicker-filled writing sessions, they are sure they both hate each other. That is, until, Sha Hualing finds a particular short story hidden between Mingyan’s pile of drafts… Is that… Sha Hualing’s name she sees!?

6 Tips on How to “Partner” with a Corporation

Below are steps to consider, with suggested reading material, concerning building partnerships with corporations.  There are many more factors involved than are described here, which present themselves through the suggested reading material.  And for transparency, this post was influenced by another post ...

Safeway Foundation: 6 Tips on How to “Partner” with a Corporation

http://thirdsectortoday.com/2013/09/09/partner-safeway/#comment-19

Step 1 - Marketing - identifying your suspects, making your target audience aware of your organization's goals, through initial / personal contact letters. Those looking to understand in greater depth what suspects, prospects should read: - "Crossing the Chasm" (1946), Geoffrey A Moore, ISBN 0-88730-717-5. - "Little Black Book of Connections" (2006), Jeffrey Gitmoer, ISBN 1-885167-66-0. - "Online Marketing Research" (2001), Joshua Grossnickle and Oliver Raskin, ISBN 0-07-136114-6 - "Strategies for e-Business" (2005), Tawfik Jelassi and Albrecht Enders, ISBN 0-273-68840-5

Step 2 - Breaking the Ice - connecting with your prospect in person, and engaging in a discussion about what motivates / drives them. When where why and how do they choose to engage in an alliance, supporter role, sponsorship or a partnership with another organization. And most importantly, how can your organization help them with their fund raising and marketing efforts? - "The Art of Mingling" (1992), Jeanne Martinet, ISBN 0-312-08316-5 - "Questions that Sell" (2006), Paul Cherry, ISBN 978-0-8144-7339-9 - "Power Questions" (2012), Andrew Sobel and Jerold Panas, ISBN 978-1-118-11963-1

Step 3 - ReUse, Rinse, and Repeat Step 2 again, and again in successive meetings. This builds familiarity and confidence in both organizations. "I can trust you can be there, you can trust that I will be there." Sales people loose patients. Marketers know that it takes 7 different meeting points before a suspect will become a prospect. Also, during this time you can "Qualify" your suspect - "Make sure they are a fit for partnership with your organization." You may find that they have a dirty little secret that could damage your organization.

Step 4 - Small proposals - Using information gleaned in Step 3, write a strong proposal for your prospect. Proposals describe the prospects current situation, desired results and benefits that will receive when they complete the project. Each proposals is tailored uniquely for a particular prospect. No two proposals are identical, since each client has their own set of hot button issues and evaluation criteria. Propose a small project to test how well both of you can work together. Can "YOU" co-coordinate a project? - "Writing Winning Business Proposals" (1995), Richard C. Freed et.al., ISBN 0-07-021924-9 Step 5 - The First commitment – To prepare, start by reviewing books on fund raising, project management, motivating followers and leadership. John C. Maxwell makes a good point in his book, "When you can lead a group of people who have no reason to follow you, you are a leader" - "The Everything Fund Raising Book" (2003), Rich Mintzer, ISBN 1-58062-953-9 - "PMBOK" (2004), Global Standard, ISBN978-1-930399-45-8 - "Organizational Behavior" (2007), Stephen P. Robbins & Timothy A Judge, ISBN 0-13-189095-6 - "Motivating & Rewarding Employees" (1999), Alexander Hiam, ISBN 1-58062-130-9 - "1001 Ways to Reward Employees" (2005), Bob Nelson, ISBN 0-7611-3681-9 - "Leadership 101" (2002), John C. Maxwell, ISBN 0-7852-6419-1,

Step 6 - Joint rights and responsibilities - Who is responsible for what when where and how? Many of the books above will prepare you for who needs to do what, this is part of Project Management. One point here is that of Cross Marketing. The organization you are partnering with is helping you to raise awareness and/or funding for you, and you are raising awareness of how they are helping you, which will bolster their bottom line ... In other words, if you help them sell more product, you help them pay you more money. It's a simple reciprocal equation. - "Contracts" (2010), Richard Stim, ISBN 978-1-4133-1281-2

Step 7 - Meeting Regularly & Mixing It Up! - No one likes change, and no one likes repetition - it becomes stale, dull and boring. This is similar to Step 3 - ReUse, Rinse, and Repeat. Each organization's situation changes, and it is important to stay on top of these changes and how they will affect both organizations. You will need to continue using Step 3's wisdom to insure that Step 4's proposals are relevant.

Completely off topic from our current convo but since I missed your svsss read (tragic, and I could go read it anyway and I might later), what's your favorite ship from there besides Bingqui

And do you have or want fanfic recs

I would say that for svsss one of my favorite ships other than bingqiu would probably have to be either Mingling or Moshang. I like seeing the different ways people interpret the characters without completely changing their personalities and the few things I’ve seen outside of the canon works haven’t changed much of their personalities.

If you have any fanfic recs I would love to know. I’ve been a bit busy so I haven’t had the chance to look for any.

She smol but she also strong 🧐 💥