Picking up the 3 marks was generally easy and i think a lot of people posting would have done it. People are freaking out about how you had to actually identify one, not many people where ready for that (i know i wasn't, dropped a mark in that part)
Some what similar mark allocation
High 80s might scrape a low 90.
this is what getting 3 hours of sleep does to you hahaI don't think you'll get marked down for doing e-marketing. I referenced it in advertising as e-marketing is past of advertising. Also did global branding and customisation, packaging, opinion leaders.Some what similar mark allocation
but 20/20 for mc hehe
High 80s might scrape a low 90.
Especially realising that i kind of stuffed up my extended response. I mentioned e-marketing as a strategy -_- even though it is a marketing strategy in the real world according to the hsc it isn't...
I pretty much done it in one night as well, besides some revising in the holidays. However, I do love business in general though which makes learning concepts easier for me and fun
Yeah do agree with you on this. I had to result to making a hypothetical one
What would you need to get 3 marks, I basically filled up the lines and made up an employer association and talked about how it protect employers, and also ensures that if employees don't follow rule or are unproductive choosing not to work employers have to right to take action, etc.
Nooooo my eyes failed me, I didn't even see it. Oh that sucks, don't you hate that? What was the answer for that one anyway? I couldn't decide between part time and full time male?!
I defined what an employer was and how it was a counter party for employee unions. Also mentioned that the provide advice, negotiate and lobby governments to favour employees and industries.
If you talked about the right things you should get 6+ even though you didn't fulfill the requirements of the question to the extent they would of liked.
How is this possible
what did you write 6 pages about if not the question. I'm assuming you wanted to write about the promotional strategies that a business uses? Language barriers, different legal compliances/laws, currency fluctuations, logistic costs of warehousing/transporting. I think those were 4 I talked about.
no your correct! The question was asking for global factors from operations.
Global economic outlook =global market influence from finance, logistics/transport/warehousing = supply chain management and legal compliance = mentioned all over the place as an influence. Not quite sure as to how they are global factors as opposed to the operations dot point "global factors"?
So it's pretty much the same thing with slight different wording. So whether you followed the syllabus dot points or talked about it in the way I did it is right both ways. Global factors is a very broad topic and the dot points would not cover it alone imo since I don't think it talks anywhere about currency fluctuations however this is a very important global factor affecting finance. I just hope the marker likes 5 pages and give me a 17
