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Haya is so arrogant
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She's arrogant, condescending, and all flash without substance. It seems that she suffers from some kind of inferiority complex in the face of Harry M and Hayley.
She's now the most annoying candidate in there (well, as long as Gbemi keeps her mouth shut).
She's now the most annoying candidate in there (well, as long as Gbemi keeps her mouth shut).
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In all honesty, it was one of those weeks where no one was appallingly bad, the winning team were just that bit better.
No. but as PM, she can be expected to listen carefully to the reports made by, and opinions of, her team members, especially those sent to review products she didn't see, and to weigh up the pros and cons of the products, irrespective of her feelings towards other team members, and come to an informed and reasoned decision.
I didn't see much of that in her decision making process.
what were you watching? she didnt say no because it was harry m that wanted the pillow,she had to decide between the 2 and went with pie maker which she had seen first hand
hasnt come accross as arrogant at all imo
could you not be bothered to look up her name
I didn't see any evidence that her feelings towards other team members played a part in her decision. I think the higher price she originally charged for the piemaker suggests that she really did feel it was a fantastic product that would fly off the shelves. She possibly became too fixed on one product she liked and failed to give fair consideration to the cushion, but I think that was just because she hadn't seen it, not because Harry M suggested it.
The problem was she went with BOTH the products she saw. If the other team hadn't won the trolley, Hayley and Harry M had essentially wasted a whole day!
Glad I wasn't the only one who found that distasteful.
Exactly! Not sure why Hayley went for Haya, maybe bonding on previous tasks but Lewis would have chosen a red poker up the bottom over Harry M as PM.
I think they would have had to sell 35 pillows to make more than the pie maker? I'm not sure how long their day there was but I think they could have easily sold more than that especially if Harry was using his enthuasiam to draw attention, doing demonstrations and getting passers by to try it out. It should have been flying off the shelf no problem, I know people who would buy that product especially at £10 and as an impulse buy. The pie-maker looked impressive but actually wasnt such a great buy, I enjoy cooking but to me it the hard part is fiddling about with the pasty and making the filling which the customer still had to do, they did cook them at just the right temperature but most keen cookers can do a decent job with an oven. Haya picked the wrong product...The pillow and vacuum were suitable for almost every passer by - the pie maker and bird camera were not, they require more of 'interest' in those areas. Well that's how I would have viewed it anyway.
It's not the sort of thing I'd buy on a whim unless it was very cheap, whereas I could have imagined people buying more than one cushion if they liked it.
The range of products seemed a bit skewed - both teams decided on one expensive and one cheaper product, so one of them was bound to end up with the bird box, surely that was a harder sell at a non specialist exhibition than a trolley?
The piemaker did sell quite well once they'd dropped the price though.
I completely agree with you. Although the price of the pillow was low, it would have been an easy sale for the reason that the price was low. Given that Harry M was able to convince another trader to take 4 of the bird cameras, I think he could have used that same technique to convince another trader to buy wholesale volumes of the pillow as well.
Wonder what the common factor between these two is?
she seems very friendly to me,not arrogant