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Ken Garrett.
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- May 3, 2025 at 7:47 am #717114
hi one month to go before i sit for my final sbl exam this june, how do i improve more my answer ? i have problems in answering logically the questions in short time, do you have any tips on how i can solve these problems 🙁 thank youuu in advanced
May 3, 2025 at 8:23 am #717117It depends a little on the requirements but:
(a) If you are asked to give advice eg choose between alternative strategies, try a structure like:
1 Summarise the evidence from the exhibits. However, do not simply copy data from question to answer (no marks for copying!), move it forward eg by working our % sales increases, or changes in % market share, or the size of competitors. Always move things forward
2 Draw Inferences from this data eg that the strength and size of competition makes it unlikely that the company would be able to compete on costs. This is where models can sometimes help.
3 Come to a conclusion/recommendation.
This might all be dressed up as a report.
(b) If you are asked to brief the board eg by producing PowerPoint slides, go from summarising the situation, perhaps briefly describing an approach/model, then reach a conclusion if required.
Don’t worry too much at the start about finding a model that fits. Concentrate on a common-sense, logical approach and use models only if they help you to make sense of the situation and suggest possible responses to the problem.
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