Was this the episode The Apprentice became a farce?
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Who makes up these rules in the boardroom just for entertainment?
Disgraceful actually.
The skeleton was pretty impressive, but Lord Sugar just got outwitted and didn't like it.
Disgraceful actually.
The skeleton was pretty impressive, but Lord Sugar just got outwitted and didn't like it.
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Adding on an extra £310 for the wrong skeleton?
Not even the RRP.
He obviously feels that everyone wants to get one over on him, that was clearly not the case on this occasion, to me it shows some form of insecurity on his part.
OR he just wanted to shaft that team to get shot of Filipe the choice is yours
The Apprentice has a been a business inspired game for ages. You not going to so suggest that people are hired like the Apprentice...? Or that businesses invest in ideas based on packing people away on random tasks for weeks.
It's a game show. Once you accept that it is a bit of silly fun.
His idea was something to do with disabled children. so Lord Alan ran a mile.
Chortle.
Sigh. The 310 was including the fine for the rope.
That's true. He should have been praising them for following the vague instructions and thinking outside the box. But Sugar has no sense of humour, unless he's the one making the jokes..then all his sycophants have to laugh or look for another job.
Plastic skeleton is not a skeleton either by that logic...
All of the fines were not just for the skeleton either.
1. Price of Skeleton which is around £200
2. Fine for not getting Skeleton about £50
3. Fine for not getting the length of the rope correct (which I did think was unfair) £50
4. Actual price of the Paper Skeleton was like £13 which is essentially wasted money
Well, I did wonder why they just didn't buy a cheap diamond chip for a couple of pounds. There was nothing to say it had to be a single cut diamond, was there ?
In Engineering, you specify exactly what you want. It didn't specify it. Companies lose out plenty of times because they aren't clear and their rules are up for interpretation. Lord Sugar got it wrong. He got outfoxed and didn't like it.
Because you could buy a 10 foot plastic diamond but it wont have any carats in it unlike a £50 diamond, the skeleton which was stated had to be a full anatomical one, it never stated what it should have been made of.
This exactly. Alan Sugar is a disgrace, farcical episode.