fredinflorida wrote:
Your comment brought back my last course in my senior year of business school taught by the Dean of the Business School. The class was divided into groups of five each and we became the Board of Directors for American Motors Corporation. Our job was to run and hopefully save the company. Our decisions were fed into a computer model and implemented and we received the results, cash flow, sales figures, bank balances etc. We could see our results weekly.We were either going down the tubes or saving the company. We were competing against other groups for a grade so we didn"t discuss what we were doing. We closed some plants, increase advertising with dealers, cut cost, etc, pushed certain models. Any way my group saved the company and won the competition. Great learning experience.
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