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Yeah it was mucked up. I did gross profit ratio at first and then thought no COGS. So I did net profit ratio.. ahh

Yeah same here. For 27 I said that different approaches could be used but that Qantas used behavioural/contigency, because of xyz

Yeah, the employment relations were a bit hard. I but for Qantas that employment relations strategies, were Competitive Tendering, Customer Service standards for staff, Employee Share scheme for employees, the ceo forfeting a bonus when the employees had to have a 18 month wage freeze.

Yeah, those last two questions imply a case study even if it doesn't specifically say it in the question.

hehe, thanks. Maybe I might just become a teacher.. Then again Na.. :p

Hey, How did much everyone write in their extended responses?

Hey, I knew the board of studies were going to be doing something interesting this year, and I was right. Globalisation no, marketing no, marketing and change YES!. How did everyone go in it, did you predict it was going to be on that? I knew I didn't but thankfully I had prepared a case...

Well I'm not 100%, but thats the one they tend to use quite a bit, mind you revenue statements are used quite a bit as well, just know all of them as well as you can and you'll be fine. All you'll need to do is interpret them, they most likely won't expect you to write one from scratch, but they...

http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?s=&threadid=17746 We actually were just talking about this afternoon

Hmm.. Probably the Balance Statement, Followed closely by revenue then cash flow.

Yup, I've just been chatting on the forum's and I am off as well. All the best everyone tommorow. Remember DON'T STRESS!

As know I learned EBCDIC in year 11, so I guess we would need to know about it in the HSC. But I don't think we need to know any more than the fact it has taken over ASCII, in thats its 8 bits to ASCII 7, which allows us to have complex characters on the keyboard, primarily for different...

Exactly.. think of it this way, Corporate Raiders are the people, Asset stripping is the process.

Thanks, I made like like 2 days ago :p, maybe the time restriction brought out the best in me, hopefully I will able to use it tommorow :)

Yeah, Corporate raders buy under performing companies in order to sell their undervalued assets which is known as asset stripping. Thats how they link together

Your welcome :)

Yeah, my teacher said to leave a space and come back to it, just do an intro like truly in bliss said, and then possibly come back at the end and summarise what you just wrote.

Yeah I know what you mean, but the CCSA are always harder, the bored of studies hopefully shouldn't be too mean. I also added some more notes in the qantas case study thread if you want to check it out.

Management and Change Was a government run business up to 1995 Privatized in 1995 which resulted in the company having to adopt sound management practices, change its inefficient culture and overcome internal and external influences. Had to cope with various external events such as SARS...

Well one thing to make sure you know is your ratio's that's almost guranteed they put some financial question in there. I've been revising them today, check out the thread about "Financial summary notes" if you wanted to know the key ratios.