case studies not covering topics? (1 Viewer)

[Fluorescent]

I just have a quick question about section IV in the HSC paper....The one that asks you for case studies.

I have 2 main ones : Coca-cola for finance, management and marketing
and woolworths for marketing, E.R and global

I am aware that you can use more than one case study HOWEVER,
If a question, for example, asks me to incorporate topics from lets say, ER and Management, such as this one:
Evaluate strategies for managing change that could be used to resolve industrial conflict.



I assume I would be in trouble because both case studies can be slotted in for each topic, however neither actually answers the question because the two case studies dont interrelate.......what do I do in this case?





thanks

 

[bmn]

That should be fine, just use a little bit of both, and try and link it to the other topic. Even if it doesn't directly cover it, with knowledge of that business you should be able to write something thats relevant to the question.

 

[H4wk1n4t0r]

Yeah, you should be fine, the business you do does not have to be consistent. However, It's best that you get two case studies that cover all topics, so you can compare how each business addresses each facet of business, provided you can write quick enough.

 

[Fluorescent]

cool, thanks heaps.. i will make do