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Ahh k sweet man, very informative and a systematic approach. I shall attempt ;) *is being able to ride a surfboard a requirement? hahahha

that's sad. aye. Bad first impressions don't allow for penetrations. If you were a male you'd understand that forum post lmao

I wanna fucking get laid. Tips?

Troll/spam? LOLOLOL

Hey does anyone know how to check who gave you rep? First time I've posted today and got a few reps, cheers to whoever did. :D

Do you have the year? That's why I've written that it will be a contentiously marked answer...each year usually has one very annoying m/choice question that HSC Markers will hate. This year we have two: Q.18 and 19.

Re: extended response Yeah, I used a similar structure to you BUT did: Intro Case Study Dedicated Then combined a number of managment skills (found it easier/more realistic to say that through a bunch of skills Global ER was managed). My Global ER Used were: Staffing systems...

No, it said calculate the Gross profit for 2010. (showing working) I'm guessing alot of people would only get 1 out of 2 for that question as for the show working, they needed to correctly identify the gross profit and sales using the ('000s) given below the Years. e.g. 720,000 instead of...

Spot on! Except it would've been easier to structure if you went Stage 1: unfreeze (Identify and set goals); 2: Change (new culture with change agents to accommodate for the new change through use of teams); 3: refreeze (compare performance & provide ongoing support).

Liquidity cannot be assessed through examining just cash inflows and cash outflows on a statement. Liquidity can however be achieved through controlling the components on a cash flow statement (hence is a tool to address liquidity). To find liquidity, you would need to use the CURRENT Ratio...

Question 19: A cash flow statement typically consists of cash inflows (sales, acc recievables) and outflows (wages, repayments) The question asks what it shows- this can either indicate what components are shown on the statement or (less likely and so not best answer) what it addresses-...

No case study is a cap of 14-15. Cannot get into high Band 5 or Low 6 Most no case studies also lack the ability to CRITICALLY ANALYSE, so unless you were amazingly in-depth as a UNI student to relate all plausible modern implications, you're probably looking at about anywhere from a 9-13.

I have provided explanations for each question. To write the questions out would take too long. If you want to know about a particular question, point it out to me. Also, did you not keep the test paper after the exam ?

NOTE: I certify that almost ALL of these are correct. If there is anything blatantly wrong, let me know and I will consider/sort it out. 1. (D) Designer Jewellery is a niche market, most likely to be distributed in low volumes at high prices EXCLUSIVELY. 2. (B) Lockout is overt (visible) by...

Re: Not hard? Not really; they are too generic.

Re: I got totally owned Raw mark of 90 would be decent, but depends on the rest of cohort.

true that. All about performance in the externals. after you've gained a good rank that is...

LOL shutup, you don't even have a school rank yet. depends on total no. of band 6's THIS YEAR. only schools that can be certain of their ranks year in year out are Ruse, Baulko and Syd guys.... for all you know, your grade could have dumb arses who place you >100th.

awkward.

That's the standard attachments for the public release documentation. The BOS would never make public all of their marking schemes/what is given to the HSC markers. For god's sakes they don't even let you look at your own test paper unless you pay for it >.<"