The end is nigh
Apr. 18th, 2010 11:46 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
madbakerAnd so is the sheriff.
Yesterday was our last Saturday on campus -- next week is a four-day intensive, Wednesday through Saturday. The last two days are offsite in Half Moon Bay, though. The morning class was about "communication across cultures" which was pretty good. The afternoon was devoted to presentations about our 12-week marketing simulation/drink from a fire hose project. We won - sorry, that should be WE WON! so we presented last. There was much trash-talking and it was goofily fun; but it was also quite interesting to see how other teams approached the sim. We were the only ones with a plan from the beginning. We also had the most robust analysis (done by me) but at least two of the teams had impressive models in different areas.
The evening was a wine-and-cheese, during which some of the friendly trash-talking continued. I'm glad the project's over. Now I just have the 33-question Finance final to work on.
Yesterday was our last Saturday on campus -- next week is a four-day intensive, Wednesday through Saturday. The last two days are offsite in Half Moon Bay, though. The morning class was about "communication across cultures" which was pretty good. The afternoon was devoted to presentations about our 12-week marketing simulation/drink from a fire hose project. We won - sorry, that should be WE WON! so we presented last. There was much trash-talking and it was goofily fun; but it was also quite interesting to see how other teams approached the sim. We were the only ones with a plan from the beginning. We also had the most robust analysis (done by me) but at least two of the teams had impressive models in different areas.
The evening was a wine-and-cheese, during which some of the friendly trash-talking continued. I'm glad the project's over. Now I just have the 33-question Finance final to work on.
