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derivatives are a type of hedging rly so you're technically right

best fucking test ever if I don't get a state rank pls kill me etc No but srsly fuck that was a good test. Hopefully other people find it hard lulz.

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Operations, finance and marketing: 100% HRM: -4594599843930898498%

you're allowed to use hypothetical situations anyway nomsayn

psh I've only learnt small case studies for each dot point in operations marketing and HR. don't need dem big case studies

how do you brahs normally do your s4/essay intro and conclusion? introduce everything you're gonna talk about or?

to use intros and conclusions for the essay or not?

what the fuk could we even write in a report to advise some dumb ass company about financial processes if it did come up you can't advise them on fkn ratios or limitations and ethics of reports, ends up leaving you with only internal and external finance and fukn controlling improving nty

turning random shit into diagrams, watch dis shit pricing strategies that could be utilised in the business include: price points, price penetration, psychological pricing, loss leaders, price skimming turns into

will they give us those grid-sheets for ruling up our diagrams? might need to find my ruler nomsayn

you seen the marking guidelines for those things? if you know the syllabus well and can ramble bullshit, 40/40 is quite easily attainable tbh

my teacher who marks HSC recommended 1 paragraph of content backed up with 2-3 lines of case study

I'd be happy with 17. Essay is the only hard part of the test tbh. I find myself rambling on about a lot of shit without a lot of structure.

thanks jeffery willremember/10 4 paragraphs of case study to every 1 line of content sounds good

The CSSA essay S4 question was pretty specific. Didn't really give all that much to talk about if you did the HRM question, so you pretty much had to do influences and compare them against cost, speed, flexibility, customisation, dependability and quality. No thanks jeffery. Did you write about...

Do you think you can slightly alter some genuine case studies (for example I have heaps of shit on Qantas) to suit what you're writing better? Like, abstract the factuality a little bit? Or if you're gonna make stuff up are you better going with hypothetical businesses? edit: oh, and thoughts...

5 paragraphs of case study to 1 line of content.

finance and marketing are amazing af operations and HR are a bit harder

what diagrams have you br0s got down cant think of any gimme sum examples plzty