swagmeister
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I reckon that's the best bet!
Plus if they tell you it's fine then they can't really mark you down, that would be so dog
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What are some really good case studies to use for HSC Business Studies overall ? (2 Viewers)
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Plus if they tell you it's fine then they can't really mark you down, that would be so dog
BandSixFix
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Yeah that's true! Thanks for the help man! You've seemed to do really well in business haha. #Goals. I'll probably do hypothetical businesses in the HSC but internally (depending on what my faculty says) I may have to just comply with their decisions...
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Yeah fair enough! Sometimes you do have to conform to internal requirements and how teachers mark internally, then adjust your strategy before the externals.
No worries man, all the best!
Can you send me your ikea case study?Hi belindka,
You can use a contemporary Australian business or a hypothetical business situation! Choose one that you are comfortable withFor my HSC, I used 2 case studies: Qantas and IKEA. I also had some knowledge about iPhone just in case! One cannot be too well-prepared. If you have more questions, feel free to pm me
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Qantas is the easy option to go with, most people who do business do that as a case study.
For me personally my extensive knowledge of the gaming industry means I am able to apply most if not all dot points in the syllabus to game (and tech) companies. For that reason, I go with Sony, Nintendo, Sega and Valve, in that order.
For me personally my extensive knowledge of the gaming industry means I am able to apply most if not all dot points in the syllabus to game (and tech) companies. For that reason, I go with Sony, Nintendo, Sega and Valve, in that order.