Know-How Exchange : Student Questions

Really? You even copy/pasted the #3.

Please read the rules for posting questions. It's not what WE think, it's what do YOU think.

Michael

You misunderstand the value of this forum. We don't provide you answers to your cut-and-paste homework problems. We provide insight from experts with centuries of experience in the field of marketing. We have all been to college all over the world and received our degrees - because we worked hard. We worked for decades and continued to work hard to learn the latest in the field to stay on top of our game. We are the top of the industry because we work hard at it versus asking someone to give us an answer. We provide our thoughts and exchange ideas with other professionals. We all learn with this practice.

So if you would care to provide your thoughts - as a professional equal to us - we gladly will share our thoughts.

Meantime, please review the Important Guidelines of the forum:

https://www.marketingprofs.com/ea/guidelines.asp

In particular, please read #5: Experts are happy to help students explore their thoughts, but they will not do their assignments for them. If you are a student, be sure to share your own ideas along with your question.

Wayde

Dear anirudhsharm,

I want you to imagine something for me. I want you to think of
me as the MarketingProfs answer to Simon Cowell.

Got that image in your head? Splendid. Because you're an idiot
and a dangerous idiot at that. For Christ's sake, what moronic dunderheaded depth will students sink to next?

Copying the number from the question you were handed in your student paper? Smooth! Way, way smooth! NOT!

Let's rephrase your Sony question, but this time, let's talk about marketing students:

What do you think about marketing students tradition of region-specific or nation-specific coasting? Would marketing students be better served by working to create a more uniform global image?

My, what an effect a few changes in words can have. Let's have you write a paper on that.

OK. We all make mistakes, but come on. Make at least SOME help to yourself. Give us an answer to your question and then ask for help in that aspect, on that context. You'll go farther.

Gary Bloomer
Wilmington, DE, USA