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Old 15-12-2010, 22:04
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She clearly was not going to get through, but she seemed so desperate to escape her cleaning business.

It was very strange almost as if she was ashamed with what she does for a living.

She should be proud because building up a business with no qualifications and poor education is nothing to be ashamed of.
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Old 15-12-2010, 22:05
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She is peculiar, however until that moment I always found her unlikable
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Old 15-12-2010, 22:10
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I don't know what happened to Joanna. She really fell apart and broke under the pressure more than any of the others, she was apologising for what she does for a living and she could barely string a sentence together either in the interviews or in the boardroom. It was quite strange and sad.
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Old 15-12-2010, 22:15
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I didn't feel in the least sorry for her in the start of the Apprentice she was quite aggressive and when AS pointed out this she became less confrontational and changed completely - because she was intelligent enough to realise she would not last, but I always felt she had not the steel or personality to become the Apprentice.
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Old 15-12-2010, 22:15
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She was unprepared, no sympathy from me.
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Old 15-12-2010, 22:38
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I didn't feel in the least sorry for her in the start of the Apprentice she was quite aggressive and when AS pointed out this she became less confrontational and changed completely - because she was intelligent enough to realise she would not last, but I always felt she had not the steel or personality to become the Apprentice.
Surely that is a huge positive?

I got the impression she always felt the underdog with her qualifications and started out to make sure she was not pushed aside as the unintelligent one, but when LS pointed it out she made a clear effort to improve, and successfully so.
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Old 15-12-2010, 22:40
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How difficult is it to look up what your prospective employer does before you interview? I wouldn't dream of employing someone who hasn't got that amount of initiative.
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Old 15-12-2010, 22:43
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She was unprepared, no sympathy from me.
I felt it was sad not because she was sacked. She, at least to my mind, was not going to get through to the final.

Rather what I found sad was how much she seemed to want to distance herself from her business..

It was like she was searching for validation through the apprentice.
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