A Marked Improvement!
written at Sunday, October 11, 2009
Finally, after 4 practices, 4 meetings, 4 long weeks of nutting it out in a small room, we have finally reached second place! Which is great! Such a marked improvement over our previous cases.
Everything was just so much better, better teamwork, a logical flow, better structure, better cohesion as a whole! Everything just fitted in place. This really shows that with the right guidance and the right leadership guiding you on this journey, you could definitely reach that potential. We still have a long way to go, but the fun begins now!
The business case that we'll be doing next week is going to be a fun one, we'll be consulting Al Capone, the famous crime boss of the USA in the 1920's. Enough of those usual and standard cases where we consult a "normal business", this one will be out of the box! Can't wait.
We'll be dressed in our formal suits to present the case. Now the real challenge is getting out of the conventional business acumen and shifting to one which deals with corruption and crime haha...
A Marked Improvement!
written at Sunday, October 11, 2009
Finally, after 4 practices, 4 meetings, 4 long weeks of nutting it out in a small room, we have finally reached second place! Which is great! Such a marked improvement over our previous cases.
Everything was just so much better, better teamwork, a logical flow, better structure, better cohesion as a whole! Everything just fitted in place. This really shows that with the right guidance and the right leadership guiding you on this journey, you could definitely reach that potential. We still have a long way to go, but the fun begins now!
The business case that we'll be doing next week is going to be a fun one, we'll be consulting Al Capone, the famous crime boss of the USA in the 1920's. Enough of those usual and standard cases where we consult a "normal business", this one will be out of the box! Can't wait.
We'll be dressed in our formal suits to present the case. Now the real challenge is getting out of the conventional business acumen and shifting to one which deals with corruption and crime haha...
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What matters supremely, therefore, is not
in the last analysis, the fact that I know God,
but the larger fact which underlies it --
the fact that He knows me.
J. I. Packer
