Yep
Im talking about how weak the latest epsidode of the apprentice was
Im talking about how weak the latest epsidode of the apprentice was
Now thats what im talking about !
To be fair, anything compared to last week's episode would be a tad dull.
But rest assured, next week it's the advertising task
But rest assured, next week it's the advertising task
We love the advertising task, whch I always feel is a tad unfair-because in "real business" a creative non-executive team would be appointed from outside. It's not as if they are auditioning for film school.
But it's still a hoot.
But it's still a hoot.
Originally Posted by Esqualita:
“We love the advertising task, whch I always feel is a tad unfair-because in "real business" a creative non-executive team would be appointed from outside. It's not as if they are auditioning for film school.
But it's still a hoot.”
“We love the advertising task, whch I always feel is a tad unfair-because in "real business" a creative non-executive team would be appointed from outside. It's not as if they are auditioning for film school.
But it's still a hoot.”
To be honest that's where I thought Simon won last year's Apprentice. He was without the star of that show and the episode.
I read somewhere because of his marketing background this is SAS's favourite task.
it looks like its going to be a gooood one, lucinda and lee having a few arguements, alex directing, michael's actor side coming out (well its been out this whole time...) and finally an episode where i don't know at all who's getting fired! ive been good, and not looked at any spoilers. Actually i didnt know for sure who was going in the last task, but i had a feeling it would be either sara, helene or claire.
Originally Posted by Esqualita:
“We love the advertising task, whch I always feel is a tad unfair-because in "real business" a creative non-executive team would be appointed from outside. It's not as if they are auditioning for film school.
But it's still a hoot.”
“We love the advertising task, whch I always feel is a tad unfair-because in "real business" a creative non-executive team would be appointed from outside. It's not as if they are auditioning for film school.
But it's still a hoot.”
Agreed. I always feel for them a bit with the advertising task (funny as it is) because they always do their very best at it. It's hard being creative on tap (I went to art school for a year, believe me, I know.
), which is why, in the real world, qualified people are commissioned.
I don't think the point is being creative in advertising.. I think the point is creativity full stop. Sir Alan will be looking for those who can bring creativity and innovation to their role at Amstrad.. regardless of the job.
