Business Help Thread (4 Viewers)

[scaryshark09]

guys do i NEED a diagram in my bus report???

lol i have never heard of a diagram in a bus report but @its_ace21 told me about it yesterday
i dont think you actually need one cause my school has never done one and we do well in hsc without any problems in bus reports

 

[its_ace21]

now im mad cause i lost marks in trials for saying it creates longer lead times

u had to specify that its be hard to meet sudden increases in demand or if a problem arises with supplier not being able to deliver quickly

 

[its_ace21]

lol i have never heard of a diagram in a bus report but @its_ace21 told me about it yesterday
i dont think you actually need one cause my school has never done one and we do well in hsc without any problems in bus reports

idk we were always told and we'd lose a lot of marks becuase apparently it came under the structure of business reports

anyway they make ur report look nicer

 

[its_ace21]

for operations processes,
"monitoring, control, improvement"

whats the difference between control and improvement?
i know 'control' is comparing actual and planned results, but some definitions also involve taking corrective action as part of 'control', but isnt that considered 'improvement'?

wait let me send my notes

 

[yozz]

@jimmysmith560 pls clarify if we need diagrams coz i asked my teacher and he said no

 

[its_ace21]

wait let me send my notes

 

[scaryshark09]

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ok thanks, so i guess they kinda cross over in a way

 

[its_ace21]

also for HR strategies,

what do i learn for global stratgies?
i know theres decreased cost, increased skills, and increased supply, but like should i be learning any definitions for this HR stratgies. If so, what definitions?

no defs

 

[jimmysmith560]

@jimmysmith560 pls clarify if we need diagrams coz i asked my teacher and he said no

Diagrams can be used to better explain your point(s), although they are not essential. This means that if you are confident that you can explain your point(s) in normal paragraphs (i.e. purely through your writing), you will not need a diagram. On the other hand, if you think that your point(s) may be better illustrated in a more visual form, then you may wish to consider including a diagram.

If you look at this sample response from the 2012 HSC exam, you will notice that the student included a diagram to help illustrate the grievance procedure that they are proposing. This aspect can still be effectively presented and discussed in a regular paragraph.

 

[scaryshark09]

for equity finance:

can someone explain the difference between
- rights issue
- placement
- share purchase plans

ik placements are for sophisticated investors, but other than that, i dont really know the differences between the 3

 

[its_ace21]

for equity finance:

can someone explain the difference between
- rights issue
- placement
- share purchase plans

ik placements are for sophisticated investors, but other than that, i dont really know the differences between the 3

wait i got notes

 

[its_ace21]

 

[scaryshark09]

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thanks but this looks horrible to memorise

 

[its_ace21]

thanks but this looks horrible to memorise

business in general is horrible

 

[its_ace21]

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wait share purchase plan i think max is 30k now

 

[its_ace21]

what r brokerage fees

 

[its_ace21]

lmao aren't they like the "fees" paid in order to facilitate the selling/purchase of shares bw business & investor or something (why do we need to know this )

why u laughing if u barely know it urself

 

[its_ace21]

(why do we need to know this )

ive seen it in mc before like "which finance doesnt need brokerage fees" or smth

 

[its_ace21]

ikr haha if we get a Q im skipping it entirely 0/6 (or if its part of a dot point in bus report peace outta the exam 0/20 )

nah theyd never give a q like that, most would be like "discuss one type of private equity that [business name] can use"

 

[its_ace21]

@jimmysmith560 what are brokerage fees and for what type of finance do u need those/not need those?