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There are many ways to travel the world while continuing to earn some money. Here are some options you can try out:WWOOF:WWOOF stands for Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms – an amazing platform to find opportunities to work at an organic farm – live the countryside and see the raw world. Food and accommodation would be take care by your farming host.How-to-get-started – There is no single universal WWOOF membership, interested volunteer to join the country-specific WWOOF-listed organization – free and paid (depending on the country).Find a Crew:How about volunteering on a sailboat? Every boat is different in what it requires, from capable sailors or people with technical expertise or just a few hands to carry out their daily chores and the best part – You DONT need to have prior sailing experience ☺.How-to-get-started – Free and premium membership to get started based on the duration of your sail.GlobalFreeLoaders:Another online community which brings people together to offer you free accommodation all over the world.How-to-get-started – Fill-out an online registration form for free to create profile.Source: How to travel the world without money

Consider it as a four part process:-Part A: Preliminary patent research - To understand whether your invention for which you wish to patent is novel. If it is a reinvention of the wheel, you are most likely to get a rejection of your patent leading to all your investment in filing a patent going down the drain.Part B: Preparing and filing a patent application at your local patent office (say India) and then internationally, if you want to transcend your IP rights beyond India. The application will be describing your invention along with filing your claims on the invention.Part C: Convincing the patent examiners in India and countries where you file your patent that your invention is novel by providing suitable arguments and evidences during examination. If you have gone into part A, you can pre-empt this part C.Part D: Issuance of a patent and maintaining it. Renewals or maintenance is important.It is advisable to engage a patent attorney as the entire process is complex. Do let us know, if you need any assistance.Do let me know if you need any assistance. My firm, GIP India, specialises in obtaining and protecting intellectual property rights worldwide. We work on a unique onshore and off-shore models giving unique price point for our customers. Please feel free to contact us for more pricing details.

What Is It? Bureaucracy is a set of processes and procedures used and followed in order to have work approved and recorded in an organisation. I agree with many of the other writers here. Bureaucracy, like a gun, can be a wonderful thing when it is controlled and used properly, or it can be terrible if used wrongly or for evil. What Does It Do? Bureaucracy is a tool that allows people to wield great power to help and assist the business to move forward. For example, a CEO or business owner providing an override approval for an extremely profitable and urgent project to get skills and equipment - bureaucracy can work for good. But like most good tools, they can be misused. And the best tools, when misused, can have horribly I detrimental results. For example, I have worked in places where the bureaucracy has resulted in people being let go less than one work week before their skill was needed. Now we have to rehire and retrain a brand new individual - which will take 3-5 months. Not very smart. So what happens? Okay, so we're talking about bureaucracy in the sense when it has overgrown it's purpose and become top heavy to the system supporting it.This usually happens when smart people have been put in a place and have done good work, but then someone wants to enshrined what they've done. Documentation, efficiency, all of that. Great intentions, and it tends to yield good results for a while, especially when maintained. The person who invented the system moves on, dies, or is otherwise not there anymore and the work continues in the system they designed, at least mostly. Usually those creators have great ideas for the current environment and era. But another thing we forget is the constant of change. Eventually those systems will become outdated, like the abacus, the buggy whip, and the suitcase phone. They need to be replaced so that people can continue to advance and grow and build efficiencies in the new environment.At this point the problems come in three places, as I see it:1) The environment changes, but the bureaucracy is too enshrined so much so that it has become "sacred" to the organisation, 2) Someone in power has a personal interest in keeping the system as it is, or3) The company collectively remembers why the system was made, but they no longer understand it. Add to these items the lack of ability for single individuals who are at the coal-face - doing the paid work with customers - to affect the organizational inertia as a company grows in size and process, and you have recipes for disaster. (This is also known as disempowering the individual.) I personally believe this usually occurs because the hierarchical distance between the doers and the decision-makers is so large that the people doing the work aren't heard above a certain level or the executives no longer understand the work being done and why. The little people then become "resources" in the number games that happen in the atmosphere of management and executives and unreasonable things begin to occur. Exceptions Do ExistThere are some who transcend this - in my MBA, I recall studying  Southwestern Airlines CEO who went and visited all of his operations bases over the course of a year and got know what his employees did and managed to save many of their jobs by listening to them and fixing what they told him to fix. Most, however seem to fall victim to it, if the popularity of Dilbert is any indicator)Examples:1) "The environment changes, but the bureaucracy is too enshrined"A) Look up what happened to the buggy whip industry with the advent of the automobile. Most weren't prepared and the industry nosedived.B) The larger, older tech firms have an enshrined structure that hasn't changed well with the modern day.  (Disclaimer: I work for IBM, but not in accounting or finance, and I also speak for myself with my own opinions, not in any way for IBM). In my MBA accounting class, my professor held IBM's accounting system as the worst he had ever seen. He went so far to say that it was so bad, no other company could survive it - but fortunately, other factors made up for it. However, the amount of internal drag created by it has caused a lot of problems and created a lot of waste and busy work.C) Take a look at the US code for technology law. It hasn't adapted well to modern tech. The DMCA, the Patriot Act, privacy legislation... All of these have come very late to the party. 2) "Someone in power has a personal interest" A) This is a function of poor leadership, but I have experienced this where certain leaders who control an area of technology refuse to change their processes with the rest of the business. It has created so much frag that backlogs of over 2 years of cleanup work (which I participated in) have been created in a span of 2-3 months by one or two individuals with an interest in the way things are. B) The banking industry failures of Enron and WorldCom had this as part of their failures - not saying it's the only reason, but it was a part and helped to push it deeper as gains needed to be made in newer ways to keep it going. 3) "The company collectively remembers why the system was made, but they no longer understand it."A) I'm dealing with this one right now - I support a technology with processes that not many people are left here who designed it. When you ask why things are done a certain way, no one knows, it just is. Just make sure you keep doing it that way and we'll be alright. B) A lot of approvals processes, especially in government tend to go this way. Instead of understanding why things were setup the way they were and the rearchitecting them for today, we add a new step to the process. Pretty soon a reasonable 5 step process becomes a 3 months long approvals process that brings no value, but ticks off all of the boxes. The Vogons would be proud. Hope this gives you a good overview. If you have any good links to illustrate these, let me know and I'll add them in.

I guess it’s not possible to get a duplicate voter ID cardwithout lodging an FIR.But with FIR the procedure is belowYou can receive the duplicate of your Voter ID card by submitting the respective duplicate voter ID card issuance form from the nearest office of election commission or one can download the form online from the respective site.People lose their voter Identity Card mostly while travelling. Theft can also be the reason for voter ID card loss. Sometimes the voter ID cards are simply misplaced or get damaged accidentally. There is always a solution for this because in any case of voter ID card loses voters can get the duplicates of their respective cards. Below mentioned are few tasks that you need to accomplish if you are seeking a duplicate of your Voter ID card.FIR should be filed immediately once the voter ID card is lost.FIR copy should be kept safe for further proceedings.Form 002 for the issuance of the duplicate of the voter ID card should be collected.Form should be completely filled up in all required aspects.FIR copy should be attached with form.Attach with the form any of your documents that signNow the proof for your identity (for ex: driving license, passport, etc).Once the task is complete with all documents enclosed, submit the file to your regional chief election commission office. You will be provided with a receipt for receiving the documents. You can now check your duplicate Voter ID status online in the site and get to know about the expected time of the voter card delivery. You can also check your name in Voter list from here and can also do Voter ID verification from here.You can apply online as well for duplicate Voter ID card. Log on to election commission website and fill up 002 form after downloading it and filling up with correct details. Attach FIR, proof of identification and other mandatory documents and submit it to the local election registration office. In many instances duplicate Election Card may not be issued in case if mandatory documents are not provided to the office of election commission, such as FIR copy, proof of identification, even NRI's who do not reside in India also get voter ID card. NRIs working in foreign companies are also entitled to vote and receive a Election Card.Source : How To Get a Duplicate [*Voter*] {*ID Card*} In India- CEO Officials

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To obtain 501(c)(3) status, a nonprofit corporation must apply to the Internal Revenue Service for recognition of tax exemption by filing IRS Form 1023. Relatively speaking, forming the corporation is fairly straightforward (assuming that one completely understands the process).

Choose a business name. Incorporate online or by phone with incorporate.com. Apply for your IRS tax exemption. Apply for a state tax exemption. Draft bylaws. Appoint directors. Hold a meeting of the board. Obtain any necessary licenses and permits.

Most states will accept the form that tax-exempt charitable nonprofits complete and file with the federal government each year: the annual information return (known as the IRS \u201cForm 990\u201d), but each state has its own requirements, so be sure to understand what the law in your state requires.

Choose a name. ... File articles of incorporation. ... Apply for your IRS tax exemption. ... Apply for a state tax exemption. ... Draft bylaws. ... Appoint directors. ... Hold a meeting of the board. ... Obtain licenses and permits.

A nonprofit organization commonly performs some type of public or community benefit, without the purpose of making a profit. There are various categories of nonprofits recognized by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS): Charitable or religious organizations. Social welfare organizations. ... Veterans organizations.