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Originally posted by catinthehat:
you can read her staff profile on the RP website to find out her background.
yar the wow factor is important.
Enterprise module right? dun juz rely on google search - see if you can bring in info from articles from the library etc etc.
i read up on her background alr. she has a lot of working experience.
she did suggest that it would be better if we could go library and research instead of relying on google. are you in RP? how do you manage to go library and research? your whole team go or a few go?
i think it's quite hard on time if we were to go to the library to research. what we usually do is, 40 mins of first BO is usually brunch for most of my classmates. left 20 mins to do worksheet. 2nd meeting: discuss the outline of our ppt. 2nd BO start doing the PPT.
from 2-2.15pm we try to collate everything and delegate slides. upload it and stuff like that.
with 2hr to do ppt. we don't know where to research other than on google. it's faster and more specific.
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Originally posted by ChingAlvin:
hard to please?.... i tell u, if u think the faci is wrong dont give face.
knn today i talking to my teammate, then he chap 1 leg come question us on our topic with like authority. I told him "i am not talking to you" he sibeh tu lan bring me outside scold me.
whoa. ur faci is an old man huh.
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Haha really. So far, we're thrown cakes & pizza in the class and made a hole in the wall. And that classroom has windows!
Anyway, i got an A for enterprise already. FINALLY!
The team comment she gave was "Good point on how to impress an employer but doesn't that fall under how to perform in an interview. Your team shared some common questions asked but did not elaborate how best to answer them. Nice, colourful and creative presentation but try to avoid using fine and cursive fonts in every slide. Your team provided at least 3 references. Good effort."
And for individual, "****, your last statement certainly shows your fiesty attitude. Your personality is certainly an advantage in RP's problem-based learning approach. I hope you make the most of it and do research to give yourself more credibility. You actively asked questions and shared in class. Keep it up!"
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