1. Fran - Obviously she has the patent on an invention to turn crap into gold, otherwise why else would she still be here?
2. Leah - they all talk about their business acumen etc but it's all filler isn't it? The sort of intangible BS that graduates put on their CVs in lieu of experience. By graduating as a doctor she's the only one who's achieved anything tangible and is obviously bright.
3. How far has the quality of candidate slipped that running a cup cake shop marks you out as the most successful and entrepreneurial one? I also suspect that mummy and daddy, or husbands money is behind most of her businesses. Regardless she seems able to cut through the BS better than most I'd possibly leave her minding a bring and buy stall without worrying too much that she'd find a way to bankrupt me.
4. Another supposed stand out candidate yet he strikes me as being merely capable rather than exceptional. I could see him running a small call centre or McDonalds where there is culture of management being aggressive towards staff to try and get results and staff retention is not a big thing - he doesn't seem warm or likeable in anyway, neither witty nor charming. Can't imagine him coping well with anyone with a brain (possibly why he took against Jason?). not an idiot which in this company may have been enough if he hadn't turned up with a rotten business idea. He may as wel have turned up planning to sell the wheel, the players in each online industry are now so well established it'll take hundreds of millions to displace them, not £250k. That's why established Internet companies pay billions to buy up other companies - to get their subscribers. Does he really think people willl leave Rightmove for his start up because he has a pretty website or something?
5. I'm sure there are loads of ad agencies and marketing companies around Hoxton where this bumptious cretin would thrive but not sure he will in SAS's company. I can't comment on him because I find him so contemptable that words fail me. However I understand that idiots like him do well so others (particularly people who work in marketing, ride fixe bikes, drink guava infused frappuchino and wear funky hats) are probably in a better position to judge. On second thoughts I can judge because his business idea is IT based. It seems overly complicated and the sort of thing that multi-billion £ companies would struggle to get off the ground, I'm not sure you can wrap IT up in flowery language and get people to buy dud crap the way you can ceramic vases.
2. Leah - they all talk about their business acumen etc but it's all filler isn't it? The sort of intangible BS that graduates put on their CVs in lieu of experience. By graduating as a doctor she's the only one who's achieved anything tangible and is obviously bright.
3. How far has the quality of candidate slipped that running a cup cake shop marks you out as the most successful and entrepreneurial one? I also suspect that mummy and daddy, or husbands money is behind most of her businesses. Regardless she seems able to cut through the BS better than most I'd possibly leave her minding a bring and buy stall without worrying too much that she'd find a way to bankrupt me.
4. Another supposed stand out candidate yet he strikes me as being merely capable rather than exceptional. I could see him running a small call centre or McDonalds where there is culture of management being aggressive towards staff to try and get results and staff retention is not a big thing - he doesn't seem warm or likeable in anyway, neither witty nor charming. Can't imagine him coping well with anyone with a brain (possibly why he took against Jason?). not an idiot which in this company may have been enough if he hadn't turned up with a rotten business idea. He may as wel have turned up planning to sell the wheel, the players in each online industry are now so well established it'll take hundreds of millions to displace them, not £250k. That's why established Internet companies pay billions to buy up other companies - to get their subscribers. Does he really think people willl leave Rightmove for his start up because he has a pretty website or something?
5. I'm sure there are loads of ad agencies and marketing companies around Hoxton where this bumptious cretin would thrive but not sure he will in SAS's company. I can't comment on him because I find him so contemptable that words fail me. However I understand that idiots like him do well so others (particularly people who work in marketing, ride fixe bikes, drink guava infused frappuchino and wear funky hats) are probably in a better position to judge. On second thoughts I can judge because his business idea is IT based. It seems overly complicated and the sort of thing that multi-billion £ companies would struggle to get off the ground, I'm not sure you can wrap IT up in flowery language and get people to buy dud crap the way you can ceramic vases.



