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My TOP list is as follows:1. Communication tool - SlackOur team has been successfully using Skype for quite a while, and this is a way out for some teams, both small and bigger ones, but Slack is more convenient to use for IT teams, for marketers, sales people, and other industry-specific teams.2. Time tracking tool - ClockifyI like Clockify – it’s very simple, you create a task, you start tracking your time, you stop when you’re done, AND you can also check how much time you spent weekly on each working task.3. To do list – Trello boardsThe next tool I LOVE is Trello. This is a perfect one for outlining your day to day tasks, your future tasks, mapping out your ideas, sharing them with your team members, and so on.4. G Suite.No comments - couldn’t do without it.5. CalendlyIF you have a large number of meetings daily.6. Project management toolThroughout my years in IT I have met and used different PM tools, like Jira, YouTrack, Asana, and TeamGantt. And I must say that each one is good for its own purpose – so you simply choose the one that work best for you.7. Reporting tool - ExcelI have not used any specific reporting tool: I use Excel tables, both on Google drive and offline Excel files.8. CanvaNo comments :) Saves a fortune on a designer for those SMW owners whose budget is limited.See the full version of my tips here:8 BEST Tools for Remote Professionals

Good Lord, yes.I remember once being in a train compartment with a very nice elderly gentleman from Bavaria. He spoke only Bavarian dialect. The only way that I could understand him was by seeing, in my mind’s eye, what he’d said written out in semi-phonetic form. From there I could guess at most words using the etymological method and, from general sense, figure out the rest. So between his statement and my response there was always a few seconds’ delay (rather like on an international telephone call in the old days) while I processed his words in the manner described above. As we continued, I got better at it, but it was very challenging at first. Fortunately, he was a friendly old man and didn’t seem to mind, presumably because he was putting it all down to my being a foreigner with below-average intelligence.But do not worry if you find the dialects tough going. Native German speakers unfamiliar with this or that dialect may find them tough going as well. Saxon for whatever reason I found fairly easy to understand, while, oddly, the German friend whom I was travelling with in Saxony, found Saxon nearly impenetrable. In one slightly amusing situation, as we dealt with car repairs, the young mechanic, realising that my friend was having difficulty with the dialect, started really playing it up (this was a couple years after reunification, when the euphoria had ended and erstwhile East Germans were getting a little weary of their western brethren who knew more, drove faster, spat farther, and in general did everything better and bigger than they). When speaking with me, whom he had recognised for an American, the mechanic was kind enough to give me glosses in High German for any truly difficult dialect words, but he had no such mercy on my friend. (Be it noted, however, that he did drop everything to deal with our car and, in fact, dealt with it all that afternoon even though he’d never worked on that brand of car before, needed to scout for a part, and it proved to be a pain-in-the-butt sort of repair. And it was a reasonable price too.)Anyway, even when you do understand everything in German phonetically, occasionally vocabulary will still throw you. I travelled to Germany a couple times during my youth. At age twelve I was determined to prove what a big boy I was by not needing to be picked up at Frankfurt airport. My German at the time was, well, a bit bumpy. Anyway, I made it from the airport to the train station without incident and succeeded in purchasing a ticket for the train to the town where the person whom I was going to stay with lived. Then I thought it would be nice to telephone this person to say when I would be arriving. Now back in those days signs were usually all written, i.e. no easily recognisable symbols to make things simple for blithering foreigners like me. I found directions to the toilets, to the lockers, to bureaux de change, etc., but not to a telephone. You see, the only word in German for “telephone” which I knew was “Telefon” — and what was written on the signs was “Fernsprecher”, the very official word for a telephone. To make a long story short, I showed up on the person’s doorstep without having been able to place the call because I couldn’t figure out the word “Fernsprecher”.Now, fast forward a number of years. I had just moved to Germany to complete my studies; my German was much, much better, and I had just rented a room from a Swabian landlady whose German, despite her dialect, I understood reasonably well, mostly because she lived in a simple world and never said anything that was particularly complicated. Now she let me use her telephone for local calls, which was nice; but a few days after arrival I needed to call my parents in the US (this was long before internet and e-mail, etc.) and this, of course, would not be a local call. I wasn’t sure of the word for a payphone, so I looked it up and then asked my landlady if she could tell me where an “öffentlicher Fernsprecher” was. My dear old landlady looked at me so funny. She had no idea what on Earth an “öffentlicher Fernsprecher” was. It took a few minutes as I explained what I needed, until suddenly a light went on as she exclaimed, “Ach! Sie wolle’ in’s Telefonshäusle gehe’!” So, there you have it. The dictionary said “öffentlicher Fernsprecher”, but in her language the word was “Telefonshäusle”.So I have been tripped up twice by words for “telephone” in German, once by not knowing the official word for it, and the second time by using it.

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Before I begin my “official” answer, I’d like to say that my dad and I critique restaurants all the time on an unofficial basis. This answer is a compilation of things that I experienced while doing so.= 1 = Dirt. If the restaurant is dirty DON’T eat there. I don’t care how hungry you are, you’ll have a higher chance of getting sick. Check the bathroom out. If it looks dirty, leave. If you see any evidence of a roach or rodent infestation, get out of there and don’t look back. But just because it looks clean doesn’t mean anything, either. Sometimes bus staff and waitresses are required to clean the bathrooms, and don’t bother changing their smock, which can cause cross contamination between bathroom germs and the food you are being served.= 2 = There’s a saying “soups, sauces, and gravies cover a multitude of culinary sins.” What this means is that anything that ends up in a soup, was likely the vegetables from a few days ago (that is if the restaurant makes its own soups). This idea can be expanded to look at salsas, sauces which may be pureed vegetables, gravies which can make a dry, tough cut of meat bearable and old vegetables palatable by throwing a salad dressing on it.= 3 = Another sign of a bad restaurant is ANYTHING canned, jarred, or OBVIOUSLY prepackaged. Now mind you, canned sauces, seasoning mixes, etc. CAN make good start, but there is ZERO excuse to open a can of green beans and serve them to their customers without doing anything to it, except warming it up. Same thing can be said about prepackaged, bagged salads, pouched seasoning mixes readily available in the store, etc. (not that restaurants would admit to doing that.) Even national chains should avoid doing this.= 4 = Slow service. If you have to wait longer than 10 minutes to get the attention of someone to take your order, you need to find somewhere else= 5 = Bad attitude. A restaurant is in the customer service industry. If you can’t be polite to your customers, get another job.= 6 = Running out of food. I remember this one restaurant that ran out of EVERYTHING I wanted. What I ended up ordering I really didn’t want. Inexcusable= 7 = Not giving the customer what they’re paying for. Whether it be a specific cut of meat or alcohol, be honest in what you’re selling. Don’t charge top dollar for something cheap and call it something else.

I will let the following lengthy details prove that for you.1. What he does for his fans - Tennis star Roger Federer has long been considered one of the good guys in sports. A recent Twitter post by a young fan, however, takes Federer's sainthood to a whole new level.The fan's name is Beatriz Tinoco(Beatriz (bktinoco) on Twitter).She's 17 years old, from Rockville, Md., and survived a battle with cancer in 2011 and 2012. Earlier this summer, she got an opportunity to meet Federer at Wimbledon through the Make-A-Wish Foundation. But Federer didn't just perform a perfunctory handshake and sign a few things. He went way, way above and beyond the call of duty, as Beatriz detailed on Twitter Tuesday afternoon.The whole story of how I got to meet Roger Federer and how it was: Well, I had cancer in 2011/2012, and there's this foundation called the Make A Wish Foundation. They grant wishes to kids, teens and yound adults who have life-threatening diseases. I made my wish in 2012, and my wish was to meet Roger Federer. I waited for more than a year, and I didn't really know if they were gonna be able to grant me this wish (you have second and third options) since Roger has such a busy schedule and it was taking such a long time. In June I was told that ESPN was doing a piece on high school tennis and they were gonna film a bit of my school tennis team. So I went there and we had practice and in the end they told us we had a culminating activity that would kinda test our knowledge of tennis. They gave us an iPad to watch something, and it was the Wimbledon 2012 match point (that already got me like really excited) but then after Roger falls to the ground they cut the video and Roger shows up in a kind of home made video or something, and he says "Hi Beatriz, I heard you're a big fan of mine, so I'm inviting you with your family to come watch me play at Wimbledon. Go pack your bags, have a safe trip, and I'll see you there!" (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) I freaked out so so so badly. I couldn't believe it haha. All I could think was "OMG ROGER FEDERER KNOWS MY NAME!" Haha.So, yeah, this was on a Monday, and my flight to London was on that Thursday (I barely had any time to freak out) and I live in the US so... But yeah, then I found out ESPN was doing a piece on my wish and it's actually gonna air in August :) anyway, I got there and the very next day I met Roger! First I went to the nike house, where players get their gear and everything, and they actually gave me lots of stuff, all white since it was Wimbledon. Then we went to the All England Club where I was actually gonna meet him. We were waiting on the place where players eat and hang out. However, the guys from ESPN told me we might not see him that day because schedules change a lot. So I wasn't expecting anythint, just sitting watching some practices and someone calls my name. I turn and it's FREAKING ROGER FEDERER. He comes up, gives me a hug and a kiss and then sits down and starts talking to me very naturally. I was trying hard not to freak out haha. We talked for about 10-15 minutes (which I was told later he wasn't supposed to do. He was just supposed to come and say hi and then go to practice but he's a perfect human being and talked to me for a while!) oh my gosh this is getting very long haha. After that he went to practice, but he told me to go change, because I was gonna watch his practice from inside the court and maybe we could hit a little bit after he was done. He told me that he would send someone to take me to the court because like no one is allowed in the courts except the players and coaches. So I changed and went there, and I was waiting for someone to come take me to the actual court when I hear someone call my name and oh my god it's Paul Annacone. He sent PAUL ANNACONE to get me. So I go to the court and am introduced to Sev and Steph, and then sit there watching his practice with Hewitt (!!!!).After his practice he tells me we're gonna hit for a while and Sev says "but she doesn't have a racquet" and Roger is like "she can use one of mine" (!!!!!!!) so he signNowes into his bag and gives me one of his racquets to hit with (!!!!!!). I was really scared because I'm not like amazing at tennis, I'm pretty good, but not out of the ordinary, and even if I was, it was freaking Roger Federer. But Paul and Roger told me not to be scared, it was so cute haha. So we hit for a bit, then he told me to come up and volley and he went up too. Paul told me not to be scared of Roger in the net 'cause it was all pressure, he wasn't even that good haha. Then he served and oh my gosh it's fast even though he wasn't even close to full speed. After that he went over the net, shook my hand and gave me a kiss on the cheek (!!!!!!). Then we walked (and talked) together to the other court where he was going to practice more with Hewitt. I watched this second practice and then after they were done Roger came up to me and said "well that's my day" and we talked for a bit more, and then he said "I'll see you on Sunday" (this was a Friday) and I freaked out because oh my gosh I was gonna see him again!!! So yeah that was it for this day. On Sunday the guys from ESPN told me I was gonna take a tour of the grounds, even though I had already taken one when I went to London for vacation. The more time at Wimbledon the better haha. But then when I'm waiting to take the tour I find out that the people who are giving me the tour are the Chairman of Wimbledon (!!!!!!) and Roger (!!!!!!!). Like, OH MY GOD. So yeah, they took me around, and to the walk the players take to get to Centre Court, and then to actual Centre Court, with everything being explained to me by Roger and the Chairman. After we got to Centre Court Roger had to leave earlier than us because he had his press conference (which I was going to), so he left us there to see a bit more of Centre Court. AND on his way out he talked to the main guy that gets Centre Court ready, to let me actually go there. Like, I stepped on the grass on Centre Court because of Roger. He's perfect oh my god. And then we took a while there so his manager called the girl from ESPN to ask her if we were going because Roger was waiting for me to start the press conference (!!!!!!!!!!). OMG HE IS PERFECT. So we went to the press conference and saw everything, and then on my wait out I passed Roger and he was like "So did you like it? Me getting grilled by the press?" He's always so dorky and funny haha. And then the people from ESPN took us to the players lounge because Roger was gonna sign some stuff for me after he had done all of his interviews (a lot of them) and gotten a award (you know, just usual stuff).I was sitting there waiting for him and it was amazing because I saw soooo many other players. Tsonga asked to get one of the chairs in our table actually haha. I saw Murray, Nadal, Haas, Ferrer, Benneteau, Tipsarevic, Serena, Wozniacki, Radwanska, Lisicki, like, so many of them from up close. It was like heaven for a tennis fan haha. But then Roger finished his interviews and sat at out table with us. I had so many things for him to sign but I knew he was busy so I just took 4 pictures (one for each one in my family) and then 4 blank papers and my tennis bag, and gave for him to sign. He actually addressed the blank papers to each one of us, it was so perfect. In mine he wrote a bit more, and even a happy birthday!! (Did I mention it was my 18th birthday??) And then he asked me "is that it?" and I said "yes" and he was like "are you sure? Don't be embarrassed about it." He's so amazing and kind. So I gave him the rest of the stuff to sign. And he was just sitting there signing and chatting with me, but his manager was telling the guys from ESPN that he needed to go eat lunch, and Roger probably knew he had to, but he would have stayed there the whole day, just talking to us. He stayed a lot more than he had to for sure. But then the people from ESPN tried kinda finishing things up so that he could leave before his manager freaked out. So he went around the table hugging my mom, my dad and my sister, and then it was my turn. He told me I had been through a lot and hugged me really hard and I just started crying so so so much in his shoulder (it was around that time that the picture from my avi was taken haha) He was like "awnn". Then when I let go of him I was still like sobbing and I turned to him and he was kinda tearing up :') I thanked him and then he went.Beatriz also shared a number of equally touching and enthusiastically captioned photos of her time with Federer via Twitter.So there you have it: Roger Federer, a mensch if ever there was one.Source: Fan's Touching Story Will Make Roger Federer Your Favorite Athlete 2. Apart from the above you also have the following -Roger Federer is decent, humble and kinder than Aunt Bee. He is constantly saying, “I’m just a normal guy.” All his winning shots were just “lucky.” Well, finally, opponents are starting to take his word for it.Do you realize this man, whom most experts say is the greatest tennis player to ever live, actually goes to restaurants and sometimes waits in line?He doesn’t have a full-time coach. Has no tattoos. His entourage is a joke. His publicity agent, his scheduler, his hitting partner and his girlfriend are all the same person. And she’s not even a lingerie model! Just an ordinary, very nice Swiss miss named Mirka. Derek Jeter has more babes than belts!Federer flies commercial. Doesn’t own a jet. Here’s a guy who has dominated his sport far more than Tiger Woods has over the last three years, yet Tiger has a 155-foot yacht and Federer doesn’t even own a dinghy.Federer made an estimated $28 million last year, yet he doesn’t own a house, just two “flats,” he says. He won four ATP honors in one day last week–Player of the Year, Humanitarian of the Year, Fans’ Favorite and the Sportsmanship Award for 2006–yet he has no trophy room. The hardware just piles up on his dining room table.At 25 Federer has won 10 Grand Slam events yet still stays in the same hotel as the tour schmoes. Roger, you’re an immortal! Rent a mansion! Do you realize that when Tiger played at a tournament in Tucson in February he not only rented a house, but he also had all the furniture removed and his own brought in, so he could be more comfortable? Wake up and smell the indulgence!“I don’t want to overlive,” Federer says. “I don’t need to be too big. It’s got to feel right when you go to bed at night.”Arrrggh!Get this: You can send an autograph request to his parents’ house–their address is on his website–and within a month you’ll get a photo hand-signed by Roger. “Well, if I were a child,” he says, “I wouldn’t want to wait two years for a picture of my hero, would you?” Damn, son, at least get one of those signing machines like everybody else!Tell you what a sucker Federer is, when he’s done practicing, he picks up his own bench area. “Not many guys on tour do that,” says Federer’s best friend, Yves Allegro. “In fact, most don’t do that.” That’s the other thing–this guy Allegro. Federer plays doubles with him a few times a year just to put some folding money in his friend’s pocket. Nowadays your average tennis superstar would rather join the Elks club than play doubles. But not Federer. Even if the doubles comes right after his singles match, he plays. It would be like Tiger playing the Sheboygan Ladies Par 3 Annual after winning the Masters. “How can I pay him back?” Allegro says. “He won’t even let me buy him dinner!”You have to be who you are, Rog, and you are a heavenly body. Start acting like it! “I tell him all the time,” says his agent, IMG’s Tony Godsick, “you’re too nice.”Too Nice Example No. 1: Federer sometimes throws pizza parties for the ball boys at tournaments because he was one himself. And he attends!Too Nice No. 2: The other day he was in L.A. and called Pete Sampras out of the blue to see if he wanted to hit. No, no, no, Roger! He calls you! And you put him off for a week before you call him back!Too Nice No. 3: I sent an e-mail to Godsick on Monday morning at eight, asking for a one-on-one interview. By four, I was sitting across from Federer. Eight hours? Barry Bonds will put a reporter off for eight years! There were two chairs in the interview room. A large, cushy one with armrests and a plain straight-backed one. He looked at me sheepishly and said, “Would you mind very much if I took the larger chair? I am very tired from my match.”Hello? Roger? Monster sports Goliaths don’t ask. Monster sports Goliaths plop down in the big one, then put their feet up on the smaller one.Then they examine their fingernails, sniff once and go, “Make it quick. My exfoliator is waiting.”You’re a tennis star, Roger. Go out there and get some faults!

In my very first condo building, one of the other residents didn’t like me. Most people also didn’t like her, but she was a lawyer (she told everyone, I knew she was just starting law school), so they deferred to her. She somehow convinced them that they didn’t need to do the 2 things required for association meetings per the laws in my area - send a notice of the meeting date, time, and location to all owners at the address the association has for them by mail, and post a notice of the same in public areas of the building that all owners can access, both at least 21 days in advance - and held an association meeting that specifically excluded me and 2 other owners using this tactic. Keep in mind this was an 8-unit building, so excluding 3 units from representation meant that they didn’t have a 2/3 (67%) vote, required for many things.During that association meeting, they passed 3 rules (two of which were completely bunk because they were amendments to the bylaws which required a paper ballot, mailed, which at least 2/3 of owners agreed to)…(1) Any owner who did not park their car in their designated parking spot at least 3 nights a week forfeited the use of that parking space to the association to assign or use as they saw fit (parking spots were limited common elements, and any amendment to their use constituted a change to the bylaws; I and one other owner did not own cars, but occasionally let friends park in our spaces, and the car owners wanted our spaces for guests of their own). To best accomplish this, “resident use” spaces could only be used by a car the owner notified the association they possessed, with the license plate and VIN and proof of ownership by a resident, at least 2 weeks prior to that car parking in the space. Guests could not use “resident” spaces, nor could owners for rental cars. Yeah;(2) No one could consume alcohol “on the premises” within “plain view” of other residents. This was precipitated by an uber-”christian” owner who kept us “heathens” out of the association meeting. Everyone thought this meant in just the common spaces, but they were WRONG. Banning having a beer in our big yard was bad enough, but this owner meant if she could see you at all. So, I ended up being the first one “rung up” about it. Since I didn’t even know the rule had passed (minutes and vote results were also not mailed as required by law), she had our management company blowing up my phone on a Friday evening about HAVING A BEER ON MY PRIVATE BALCONY. She could see me from the parking lot, that was “in plain view of other residents,” and I needed to stop. BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE. A neighbor on the first floor was sitting on her couch having a glass of wine when Ms. Perfect walked up to the main door of the building. HER BLINDS WERE OPEN, THAT VIOLATES THE RULE, SHE EITHER HAS TO CLOSE HER BLINDS OR STOP DRINKING *INSIDE* HER OWN HOME. Edit, and I don’t know how I forgot this before: the woman who was hassled for drinking wine in her own living room WAS AN ORDAINED MINISTER. And I don’t mean online just to marry your friends (not necessary in DC…for $30 to the city anyone can perform a wedding, and for $0 beyond the cost of a marriage license you can self-signNow a marriage if both parties are over 21 and sign the proper paperwork)…in an actual, physical, local church, one with a pretty conservative bent (I attended her wedding in her church…they ain’t “progressive” (in a weird stroke of “it’s a small world,” she got engaged to a fairly close coworker of mine just a few months after we both moved into the building…they actually met before either of us moved into the building and didn’t know that we had this weird connection until after they were engaged, when I walked out my door to see my coworker standing in the front yard and said “what the hell are you doing here???”))! And SHE’S being heckled for having a glass of wine with her husband on a Friday evening in her own living room!(3) The building was sold as pet-friendly, with no restrictions. The lawyer neighbor moved in a big, poorly mannered dog just before said association meeting where they excluded several of us. She then proposed to ban all pets, even down to a goldfish in a bowl, except those already in the building. The allowance of pets was actually written into the bylaws (unusual, but it does happen), so, again violating the bylaws except for her own benefit. I was in the process to adopt a dog at that time (appropriate to a small condo and less than 1/3 the size of hers), and I only found out about the bylaw change when I asked the management company for a letter stating dogs were allowed to present to the rescue.Thankfully, all this was resolved pretty quickly when the 3 of us who were excluded from the meeting and a fourth who objected to most of the rule changes paid (payment is necessary unless there’s a good reason for them to do work pro bono) a lawyer friend of mine to write a simple letter asking for proof the meeting and bylaw changes had been properly conducted. The “lawyer” girl sent a letter back saying, without proof, they had, but upon further insistence, the management company stepped in, said that the proof was not there, please don’t sue (since they would be on the hook for not conducting the meeting properly), and asked for permission to re-do the association meeting, with proper notice, in a proper place, and with proper balloting for bylaw changes. We agreed, all measures failed when properly voted upon, and the “lawyer” and “christian” could only get revenge on us through disapproving stares and putting their units up for rent as soon as they could afford something else.

I remember something from my childhood which will answer your question.I was about four years old, and I had the alphabets memorized. We were beginning with two alphabet words. I got to know that N with O is pronounced “no” G with O is “go”. And so on. And being a small town kid where people spoke in hindi only, I had one key hack. If in hindi you have a “ka” with a “la” it was simply pronounced as “ka+la” or “kala” (for those who think I’m being racist, i am trying to mean tomorrow not black, just clarifying).So I had one thing hacked, you say all the letters together and you have the word.So when I wanted chocolates, I asked for “Pe-ee-aar-kay” and when I wanted chips I asked for “El-ae-why-ehs”. And trust you me, I thought I am the smartest kid in the class. Becase nobody could read from the wrapper how P+E+R+K or L+A+Y+S is to be read, but I (being the genius I am) have figured it out.And then came the time when I encountered some of the more difficult words here and there (newspaper or somewhere) like Paraphernalia, Comatose, Mississippi, etc. And just like I was taught to think for cigarette and alcohol, I used to think these are words for the “adults”, not to be used by kids because only those go to office can say so many alphabets so fast at once (remember English was not a spoken language, I just heard it in classes).And there you have it. That is what the answer to the question is.When we read the individual rules, we think that just combining them together is good enough. That simple math, or simply accumulating all the results would be all we need to interpret the horoscope. Just like “El-ae-why-ehs”And when things become really complicated, like Paraphernalia or Mississippi, we say that there is something really secret that other scholars are hiding from us. Or we need dark magic, sorcery, mantra siddhi, or pishach sadhna to be able to do it.There is something about education and learning that nobody ever tells you. While learning anything, the whole is greater than the parts. Even if you put the pieces together, you need something extra to complete it. That extra is called observation, practice and wisdom; which comes with time.Every individual rule written in classics is perfect. But that is just telling you how to do addition and subtraction, one equation at a time.When you are confronted with a horoscope, it is a real life problem. Knowing the laws of mechanics and thermodynamics is not enough, calculus and algebra is not enough. When a car breaks down, you will not be able to just piece all of these together and repair it. It would take experience, and understanding how all the parts fit into the bigger picture.

Both terms - “electronic signature” and “digital signature” - are often used interchangeably, they aren’t exactly the same. Electronic signatures could be considered virtual representations of a pen-and-paper (“wet”) signatures. Digital signatures, also called cryptographic signatures, are a type of electronic signature that’s coded and encrypted in order to prevent the impersonation of a signee, tampering, and improve security overall.The main difference is that a digital signature is mainly used to secure documents and is authorized by certification authorities while an electronic signature (e-signature, e-sign) is usually associated with a contract where the signer has got the intention to do so: Difference Between Digital Signature and Electronic SignatureE-signature helps an individual to show his agreement to the conditions and terms of an electronic service. It can also be used to confirm the identity of the message's creator. Many countries give the same legal importance and significance to e-signatures as to traditional ways of executing documents. Here are the features of some most popular tools in this area: Best E-Signature Software Reviews & Comparisons | 2019 List of Expert's ChoicesWith electronic signature tools you avoid signing digital documents by hand - which is tedious cause otherwise you need to print, sign and scan all that stuff - that’s why such tools are on the rise. If you work with such signatures often, maybe you need some simple free tool which is specialized exactly for your business tasks. It really depends on the purpose for which you need this to sign an already typed document - it is often better to use a specialized tool, like Draw Your Signature Online and Sign PDF - CreateMySignature.com (instead of a regular image editor) to streamline your business documents workflow.