After watching the first two episodes of the Apprentice, I’ve notice there are
many lessons that can be learned from the series. Three main lessons that a business
person may learn after watching episodes one and two would be location, being
persuasive, and also timing.
Location is key for any business to have great success. Finding a Specific location
Is very important. For example, New York is a state with lots of major cities within itself.
Although most cities in New York seems to be crowded, the major businesses and
Corporations are located in downtown Manhattan due to the fact that Manhattan is one
Of the largest cities in the state of New York with a large population. From The
Apprentice, two other examples of location being key was when VersaCorp and Protégé
Corporation was hired to sell lemonade on the streets of New York. Next to a ship dock
VersaCorp chose to sell lemonade, which was clearly a bad location to start off at. On the
Other hand, Protégé Corporation found a unique area in downtown Manhattan and that
Spot allowed them to win the challenge of selling lemonade for Donald Trump.
Being Persuasive was another lesson that was learned from the Apprentice. For
example, when Versacorp were trying to sell lemonade, they didn’t catch most
customers attention because they were persuading the any customers in any kind of way.
They were trying to catch customers attention by running up with signs in there hands that
said “lemonade for sale”. David from Versacorp even went as far as chasing a person on
A bike to purchase their lemonade drinks. The girls at Protégé Corporation were very
persuasive in many ways. They explained how they had the best lemonade drinks
Available in New York. They made deals with different customers to satisfy them which
led them into buying more drinks. For any business, you have to know how to persuade
customers into buying your product and why your product is better then the other
Business markets out there.
Timing is another lesson that you would learn after watching Episodes one and
two of the Apprentice. For example. Versacorp and Protégé Corporation was set to sell
Lemonade during the day of the week in New York. Donald Trump made sure that he
gave them the challenge during the weekend, which is the busiest time of the day. For
example, timing is very important for any business because there are peak hours of the
day where people usually tend to shop. For instance, selling lemonade on the streets of
New York at 11:00 pm at night wouldn’t be such a bright idea. Donald Trump set both
teams to sell lemonade around 1:00 pm and sale results were good because many
employees have launch at that time.
Location, Persuading, and timing are three lessons you may learn after watching
episodes One and two of The Apprentice. Choosing the right spot to open a business,
knowing how to persuade customers and having a great business schedule are keys for
any businesses.
Top answer
Hi, This is nicely written overall. You need to remove all the random capital letters that are scattered throughout the essay and double check some of your possessives - customers' is required in one or two places. there hands - their hands.
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This is nicely written overall. You need to remove all the random capital letters that are scattered throughout the essay and double check some of your possessives - customers' is required in one or two places. there hands - their hands.