Arguably they should both have gone but Tom should certainly have gone. He comes across as a toned down public schoolboy who seems unable to make a decision or know what to do about anything. It beggars belief he didn't realise that a pack of biscuits for £1.99 wouldn't be a top of the range product.
Melody fed lies to Tom, should be fired
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Originally Posted by friendlyguy2:
“Arguably they should both have gone but Tom should certainly have gone. He comes across as a toned down public schoolboy who seems unable to make a decision or know what to do about anything. It beggars belief he didn't realise that a pack of biscuits for £1.99 wouldn't be a top of the range product.”
“Arguably they should both have gone but Tom should certainly have gone. He comes across as a toned down public schoolboy who seems unable to make a decision or know what to do about anything. It beggars belief he didn't realise that a pack of biscuits for £1.99 wouldn't be a top of the range product.”
It was actually the other way round; Zoe said Tom should have realised that because it was £1.99 it was a top of the range product.
Perhaps she overlooked that Tom and Melody, unlike her and Susan, hadn't spent time studying the prices of biscuits in the supermarket.
Originally Posted by DavetheScot:
“It was actually the other way round; Zoe said Tom should have realised that because it was £1.99 it was a top of the range product.
Perhaps she overlooked that Tom and Melody, unlike her and Susan, hadn't spent time studying the prices of biscuits in the supermarket.”
“It was actually the other way round; Zoe said Tom should have realised that because it was £1.99 it was a top of the range product.
Perhaps she overlooked that Tom and Melody, unlike her and Susan, hadn't spent time studying the prices of biscuits in the supermarket.”
Not only did Zoe and Susan check out the pricing structure, but Zoe has at least a passing interest in the food market, so sending 2 people without any experience whatsoever to produce the bickie was stupid.
Originally Posted by trollface:
“What's interesting about the question of sample size is that last week Melody thought 4 "negative" reactions was market research that you couldn't argue with, whereas this week she thought that 10 negative reactions was unrepresentative and could easily be discounted.”
“What's interesting about the question of sample size is that last week Melody thought 4 "negative" reactions was market research that you couldn't argue with, whereas this week she thought that 10 negative reactions was unrepresentative and could easily be discounted.”
Caught out nicely
Originally Posted by friendlyguy2:
“Arguably they should both have gone but Tom should certainly have gone. He comes across as a toned down public schoolboy who seems unable to make a decision or know what to do about anything. It beggars belief he didn't realise that a pack of biscuits for £1.99 wouldn't be a top of the range product.”
“Arguably they should both have gone but Tom should certainly have gone. He comes across as a toned down public schoolboy who seems unable to make a decision or know what to do about anything. It beggars belief he didn't realise that a pack of biscuits for £1.99 wouldn't be a top of the range product.”
As much as I thought that Zoe was a bad PM this week and the pitching was a total shambles I think that Tom should have gone because the biggest let down was the making of the biscuit! Tom was useless last week and useless this week as well and I think that the only reason he did not go was the fact that there would have only been 1 man left and 5 women!
Originally Posted by Tissy:
“Caught out nicely”
“Caught out nicely
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Wasnt she just?.....
No matter what job she is given, Melody wont take instruction, and will totally dismiss opinion that goes counter to her odd ideas.
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