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BT 23 Grading Information
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Details on how to view your scores and grading rubrics in Blackboard.
Time Management Tips
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Feedback on the "time wasters" you described in your Chapter 3 homework.
Interview Walk Through
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This video presents expert advice on how to prepare and what to expect the day of an interview: 1. Name three activities to perform prior to entering the specific interview location? 2. How specifically should you greet the receptionist? 3. What are three activities the expert recommends you do while waiting and what are two activities the expert says to avoid?
Business Lunch Etiquette
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This video addresses a common business-lunch sales meeting. Think about these questions as you watch, then return to Blackboard to share your observations: 1.Name three things Brian did right or wrong. 2. What advice would you give Brian? 3. Midway through this lunch, how should Karen (the boss) have handled this situation?
Business lunch thesis. Fork and knife scratch on plate makes noise which is bad manners and irritate pedantic boss, clients and colleagues. You lost million dollar deal and gets fired. Why not for business meals to order and eat salad and tomatoes? Add green to table, shows to power holders that you are healthy (won’t die in the middle of the project which result in financial losses), you are disciplined and people (boss and clients) gets relaxed when they see salad akin to greenery (walk in nature). Max probability of deal closure to max company and bosses profits so everyone can donate more to charities. Eating salad makes no scratching sounds.
great guide
One of the oldest but matured videos of RUclips. This is Oct 9, 2023.
LOL. Hostile takeover, doesn't look like a sweetheart deal. This was only 9 years ago? Please look at your competitors. Unfortunately, it’s the technology corporations that are dominating the market share nowadays, investors actually call them market disruptors. Check your employers stock price, go all the way back, so you can understand museum operations and market share if it is that big. Many clients nowadays want speed, value-added services, and cutting-edge real-time technology instead of this 80's style business lunch. In the mean time feel free to be asleep perhaps one day this business will join those brick-and-mortar for still doing things the old way not to mention wasting time and billing old unnecessary business lunch expenses. Investors call this fat! Also, alot of it was done through Skype or WebEx this is before Teams, Zoom, FaceTime and Duo. But anyways, who still does this perhaps they don't have to pay dividends. LOL. Also, is hard to tell if paying customers is also an investor but I can tell you I hate seeing suits like this because I know I'm paying their employer at the top line but their employees to walk around like some executives' fashion show and wasting our share from the overall profit if any. Never again there are leaner companies with better human capital and research and development department. In the mean time learn to do exit interview of your paying customers and learn to count loss of potential sales and rigid old business model.
Thank you for a good laugh this morning! I have a business lunch today which has been the source of a little anxiety this week because I want to make the right impression. And thank you, the actors who portrayed Brian and Patricia, for a perfect representation of what I shouldn’t do this afternoon! 😂
I blame the boss for keeping Brian on staff, surely there were warning signs before this.
I agree with that however business lunches like this just angers paying customers, investors and mgmt from other sectors. The last thing you want is to be perceived as expensive and swanky employees billing before the bottom line. Also, please look at your employers competitors and the market many dinosaurs operations are traded downward...
...This video is for people with Sense of etiquettes who have basics of mannerisms not for people who don't the meaning of ettiquites and manners at all. 1...Brian was supposed to stand while greeting and keeping his cell out of place. 2. He was supposed to stand up and not do the patting on ladies hand while shaking hands .. there are manners how to shake hands .... obviously you can't greet or say goodbye while sitting. 3. Well if it does come in etiquittes that there are ladies ,they are supposed to order first ,let them do it if it's expected and you are not losing anything.( Personally ,I don't consider " Ladies first" but if it's classy ,is expected in that environment , or in business etiquettes, then do that. 3.The ladies don't do retouch ,make up ,setting and brushing hairs on dinner table. 4. When you have dropped silverware on the floor ,you have to ask for another silverware without getting down to pick it up esp. to use it again.( This is for you not to get germs while touching the dropped silverware). 5. While at business lunch , formal dinning you have to wait for others to get their meals also.If you got your meal first ,then wait for others to get meal as well. Up
I assume you are just business unfortunately investors, paying customers, and mgmt. sees this as unnecessary expenses. However I understand you perhaps might gain that one or two VIP clients but the tech companies are stealing the masses and making sure they do not go back to you. Personally this looks like 80's to 90's operations. If you are an employee check your employers' stock price if it is that big and check the competitors, global investors in business will tell you how much they think your company is worth and if you are savvy enough you will find out the extreme ones that will short it down to bankruptcy and ride the waves before it gets trade in the pennies exchange. Good luck to you!
No, do ask questions about benefits. You're not just getting interviewed. You are learning about the workplace and whether or not it's worth your time to work their.
I wouldn't remember all their orders 🤣
I assume you are just business administrative then now sales? Unfortunately investors, paying customers, and mgmt. sees this as unnecessary expenses. However I understand you perhaps might gain that one or two pompous old school VIP clients but the tech companies are stealing the masses and making sure they do not go back to you. Personally this looks like 80's to 90's operations. If you are an employee check your employers' stock price if it is that big and check their competitors, global investors will tell you how much they think your employer is worth and if you are savvy enough you will find out the extreme ones that just shorted to the ones that ride the waves before it gets traded in the pennies exchange. Good luck to you! Tell Yoshida san Satya Nadella armies and allies are getting much bigger. And just in case you do not know paying customers hate to see swanky and expensive employees doing this!
You out did yourself by bringing me to the local Denny's
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@@tobiasmanuelitoe9145 😂
LOL. Bay area people turn on Skype or WebEx in 1990 while eating Lunchables at their desk. LOL
This didn't age well...
Skype, WebEx, and etc. This is 90's operations, I hope even after Covid they will stick to real-time systems. The tech, lean price, and speed will eventually capture the market.
I have panic attacks just watching videos about business lunches. I have one coming up Wednesday . wish me luck 😆
@Artur Spatuzzi Oh wow I can't remember for that one but I had one recently and my regional boss walked in and came straight up to me, shook my hand and said "good to see you" ? My reply went something like " nice to meet you... see you" awkward eye contact* and I had already met him before lol. He quickly said " I gotta take a call and walked outside" I think he was giving me a chance to calm down. I'm just not equipped for high pressure social interaction. I'm probably on the spectrum tbh. Thanks for asking, I survived for another day.
@Artur Spatuzzi A tunnel is a good description of it. :)
Thank you :)
nice vid actually
lol this is a nice video. it had me laughing had. brian did everything wrong
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Excellent video...
Mrs Dobbie once invited a client to lunch with her drunk accountant. Then all hell broke loose
Brian did nothing wrong; he was very professional and I would promote him to CEO based on his actions
Its his own business lol
Brian was the only genuine person I'd get along with him
@@countrystudent1038 Correct however imagine being trained by professors who have doctoral degrees in artificial intelligence, neural networks and an MBA from ivy league university. See in other multinational corporations it’s the computer people who run the business not the business people who run it some examples are Satya Nadella, Elon Musk, Sundar Pichari, Jeff Bezos, and Parag Agrawal. I bet Brian's managers probably do not know Excel or even intermediate free built-in features in Word. At some point typing complex queries, SQL, code, building macros, mapping supply chain, researching pending technologies and constructing reports for these low IQ mgmt just create to much bitterness. I know too many Vice Presidents (VP ) that just take the subordinates reports do some tweaking put their name on just to submit it to another higher VP.
Brian n young woman we're totally unhospitable with display of poor interest. Hand shake in the end was also not professional. Pathetic. Seems only 2 women were interested to carry out business meeting in fruitful result with client lady.
Well said ! Brian would have got the business offer cancelled esp.if this formal lunch was just a test or trial about the impression of that particular Co. or delegation.
I agree however there are a large group of people who do not want to take chances with face-to-face interactions, waste time, and money not to mention paying customers, investors, and mgmt who sees this as wasteful or perceived as expensive and swanky employees.
I don't get this
Brian’s a little bitch
Terrible
I think this is so helpful!
Brian is boss
nice read
Not a boss for any corporate or business class but for STREET VENDORS.... Definitely 🤣🤣🤣
@@fearlessali2852 I assume you are just business administrative then now sales? Unfortunately investors, paying customers, and mgmt. sees this as unnecessary expenses. However I understand you perhaps might gain that one or two pompous old school VIP clients but the tech companies are stealing the masses and making sure they do not go back to you. Personally this looks like 80's to 90's operations. If you are an employee check your employers' stock price if it is that big and check their competitors, global investors will tell you how much they think your employer is worth and if you are savvy enough you will find out the extreme ones that just shorted to the ones that ride the waves before it gets traded in the pennies exchange. Good luck to you! Tell Yoshida san Satya Nadella armies and allies are getting much bigger. And just in case you do not know paying customers hate to see swanky corporate employees doing this not to mention depositors who give you capital to play with and in exchange you give them low rates when they can get better rates from learner corps with better tech and future R&D.
Fuck getting by Quit your job Let's get drunk In the parking lot
Brian should have been dragged away and set on the curb. Complete moron at the table. The younger woman was Brians female version. Acted like a cheap floozy. I know this video is to point out "whats wrong in these behaviors" but I truly think many people lack in any common sense or manners.
shut up, MAGA !!!
This video is a quick guide to understand and apply the essentials of a business lunch. these are critical as many part of your grooming when dealing with clients and fellow team members. While there are a variety of business lunch settings (such as working lunches and corporate getaways), the principles remain the same.
I agree there will always be that old small market that still want to do this. However, the world has changed a lot since the internet was invented and paying customer, clients, investor and a lot of managers do not want this. They see this as wasted expenses and a good chance of bad face-to-face interactions, human errors, and intentional errors. Good luck to you I assume you are far from Silicon Valley, CA. Plus I cannot tell if you are an employee however look at your employers’ competitors many technology companies are now the leaders in various industries. To me this looks like 80’s to early 90’s operations I assume you do not have the human capital to things virtually.
I echo the statements of my fellow classmate when they say "the video is very informative and helpful". I am delighted to know that not only am I able to view my grades but I am able to focus on my weak points thus improving them
Surprisingly helpful; thank you.
Looks a lot different than what I was used to last semester. I like it! Thank you for the video. Very informational.
This video was very informative. I like that it discussed how to view the rubrics for the discussion board.
great video
This is a very good video because I know how to check my grades and how to check them out.
Great video! Thanks!
I've had a few online classes but never this complex. However, I don't think it will be hard. It will be a challenging learning experience. This video helped out a lot!
I had no idea that we could check the rubric on our homework assignments to see what we are graded on! This was very helpful, thank you! P.S You'll probably see a similar comment from an Yvette Abrahamian, that was me also. Apparently my sister in law was still logged into RUclips when I commented the first time.
Thanks for letting us know how to view our grades on BB. It was very helpful for me when I look at my grade.
I had no idea that we could check the rubric on our homework and see what we were graded on! that was very helpful, thank you.
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That is a very helpful video. Since I've been trying to keep track of my grades, it seems each teacher has a different way of posting them. I'm glad I can find out where I lost points by looking in depth at the graded assignment.
It is nice to know how to check my grade. It did not really occur to me to capitalize when I type I. It is something that I even write in lower case when hand writing something.
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100% computer-based learning were around a long time ago sometimes seeing a live teacher is a distraction to even worse especially going into web based learning. I do not understand why is necessary plus they should sell the teachers edition ebook and etc is just makes learning much faster.
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I agree with Michele! I spent hours learning navigation and if this would have been required prior it would have saved me tons of time. This video is great and if this is an example of what is to come I am excited! Thank you Ms. Bell!
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