is about selling so after last week's fiasco could Ben's number be up??
This week's task....
Am I the only one who is not really all that clear about the task. It's about selling oop north. But what, where and why?
They will be in Liverpool and part of the task will be pitching products to sell to a D.IY shop called Rapid. I hope Ben does go soon , he makes good TV but only upto a point. He was so unenthusiastic last week and doesn't seem to have any talent to back up his arrogance!
They have to select what they are going to pitch, so there are wider marketing aspects. Unusually, each candidate has a sales record this time- hence the trailer about "you didn't sell". I suppose that saves Debra throwing toys out of her pram.
Originally Posted by Verence:
“is about selling so after last week's fiasco could Ben's number be up??”
“is about selling so after last week's fiasco could Ben's number be up??”
I live in hope
I thought Ben had sold quite well. Providing someone is managing him properly, I think he'll probably do comparatively well.
Originally Posted by WinterFire:
“I thought Ben had sold quite well. Providing someone is managing him properly, I think he'll probably do comparatively well.”
“I thought Ben had sold quite well. Providing someone is managing him properly, I think he'll probably do comparatively well.”
I have to say i disagree. I think in just over 30 hours, he will have been eliminated from the Apprentice
No, in the Radio Times for next week, they mention that for tomorrow, he packs sunglasses and flip-flops. He is good comedy value. More likely to be Moaner.
One thing with this task: Surely the design potentially constrains AS in his choice.
If each candidate sells a different amount then he would have to fire the one on the losing team who sold the least or the individual tallies would be pointless and he would appear unfair and lose credibility.
Of course, looking at the preview it appears that several candidates didn't sell anything so he should have a choice without looking like a plonker.
If each candidate sells a different amount then he would have to fire the one on the losing team who sold the least or the individual tallies would be pointless and he would appear unfair and lose credibility.
Of course, looking at the preview it appears that several candidates didn't sell anything so he should have a choice without looking like a plonker.
Originally Posted by Davemba:
“No, in the Radio Times for next week, they mention that for tomorrow, he packs sunglasses and flip-flops. He is good comedy value. More likely to be Moaner.”
“No, in the Radio Times for next week, they mention that for tomorrow, he packs sunglasses and flip-flops. He is good comedy value. More likely to be Moaner.”
How could Mona get sacked tomorrow if she's in the Margate task next week?
Originally Posted by Tern:
“How could Mona get sacked tomorrow if she's in the Margate task next week?”
“How could Mona get sacked tomorrow if she's in the Margate task next week?”
I'm looking forward to the Margate task as then, finally, I'll not know so many people who can't get fired. Though, I'm annoyed that I accidentally read a tabloid article that gave away one candidate that didn't win.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/t...eek-Seven.html
Here is Margaret Mountford's view on week 7. It does contain some of what is happening tonight so just thought I'd let you know, so please don't read if ignorance is bliss xx
Here is Margaret Mountford's view on week 7. It does contain some of what is happening tonight so just thought I'd let you know, so please don't read if ignorance is bliss xx
