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How hard is it to get more 40 in business management?
« on: November 10, 2008, 07:40:18 pm »
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Hey just wondering how hard is it to get more than a 40 in business managment as I know two guys who ace there sacs and ace there exam and got a 40 as a study score. So yeah how hard is it to get more than 40 in business? Ive got an A on all my sacs this yr for business aswell.

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Re: How hard is it to get more 40 in business management?
« Reply #1 on: November 10, 2008, 07:41:16 pm »
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I reckon you need A+ in yours sacs and get 55/60 minimum.

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Re: How hard is it to get more 40 in business management?
« Reply #2 on: November 10, 2008, 07:45:54 pm »
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I reckon you need A+ in yours sacs and get 55/60 minimum.

A+ in sacs and 55/60 would get you 43 possibly 44.

For a 40, i'd say more around 52 or 53 out of 60 (that's with good sac marks and good ranking).
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Re: How hard is it to get more 40 in business management?
« Reply #3 on: November 10, 2008, 07:47:17 pm »
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I reckon you need A+ in yours sacs and get 55/60 minimum.

ohk thanks, soo is there a slight chance i can get a 45? providing i kill the exam?

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Re: How hard is it to get more 40 in business management?
« Reply #4 on: November 10, 2008, 07:49:20 pm »
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You need to murder the exam is your Sac is A not A+. Depends on your ranking I guess.

I will be after a study buddy. Not really study buddy but just someone to scare me or discuss things with from now to the exam because I want a 50.

well 60/60.

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Re: How hard is it to get more 40 in business management?
« Reply #5 on: November 10, 2008, 10:01:14 pm »
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do guys reckon id get a better by memorising definitions or sort of making them up with key words?
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Re: How hard is it to get more 40 in business management?
« Reply #6 on: November 10, 2008, 11:05:31 pm »
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Make your definitions.

Memorising is crazy because this subjects has heaps of key words.

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Re: How hard is it to get more 40 in business management?
« Reply #7 on: November 11, 2008, 11:15:41 am »
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do guys reckon id get a better by memorising definitions or sort of making them up with key words?

As long as your definition is still correct... keep it simple and to the point... don't say something like planning is one of the key management roles, where managers make plans...

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Re: How hard is it to get more 40 in business management?
« Reply #8 on: November 11, 2008, 01:56:42 pm »
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yeah with that as in trying to not go off topic is there any real true format to follow when answering a question worth four marks or even three?

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Re: How hard is it to get more 40 in business management?
« Reply #9 on: November 11, 2008, 09:01:46 pm »
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With BM. Always definition first of w/e the question is. I would explain better with a sample question. So give me one.

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« Reply #10 on: November 12, 2008, 02:33:42 pm »
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yeah with that as in trying to not go off topic is there any real true format to follow when answering a question worth four marks or even three?

Define, explain, example. ^_^

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« Reply #11 on: November 12, 2008, 11:28:50 pm »
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example please anyone? 4 mark question perhaps?

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Re: How hard is it to get more 40 in business management?
« Reply #12 on: November 12, 2008, 11:36:49 pm »
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example please anyone? 4 mark question perhaps?

Do what Odette said: Identify, Explain/Define and Link (IDL)

Example: Discuss the benefits of conducting a SWOT analysis. Use two examples from the White Sands case study to illustrate your answer.

- Identify what a SWOT analysis is (part of the planning stage.. what does it mean??)..
- Define and explain the purpose and the advantages of conducting a SWOT analysis...
- Link your ideas back to the case study material... how has a SWOT analysis better improved White Sands?

For 4 mark questions.. always DEFINE the key words at the start... explain what they mean in relation to the question being asked... and ALWAYS .. LINK! it back to the case study!
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Re: How hard is it to get more 40 in business management?
« Reply #13 on: November 12, 2008, 11:41:59 pm »
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lol what would the benefits be for conducting a SWOT analysis?
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Re: How hard is it to get more 40 in business management?
« Reply #14 on: November 12, 2008, 11:45:47 pm »
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lol what would the benefits be for conducting a SWOT analysis?

Benefits of a SWOT analysis include the following.

• Strengths: Identifies what is done well, thus giving a competitive advantage if marketed appropriately. This could be a possible reason for White Sands introducing a decentralised management structure.

• Weaknesses: identifies training needs and staff shortcomings, which influences recruitment. This could have been the reason for the induction program and training policy.

• Opportunities: Provides possible market expansion opportunities. Allows for market differentiation. White Sands could be seen as an employer of choice by the community because of greater staff participation and multi-skilling staff.

• Threat: Recognises the competitive environment. A Queensland resort island like White Sands would have many competitors.


Following is an example of a very good student response.
A SWOT analysis is used in the planning process. Its main aim is to evaluate the internal strengths and weaknesses of an organisation and the external opportunities and threats that could effect the organisation in the future. With White Sands, one of the benefits of conducting this SWOT analysis was that they found that having a decentralised management structure a lot more practical and productive than a centralised management structure, which in turn encouraged greater employee participation. The second benefit that White Sands received from this analysis was a change in their induction program, which meant that employees became more functionally flexible and able to transfer between departments. This would lead to ultimately increased productivity of White Sands and shows the benefits of conducting a SWOT analysis (which is an evaluation of what internal strengths is available to take future opportunities and minimise potential threats).


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