BSC Chronicles
Name one social media platform where BSC shares strategic concepts and updates for members.
What is "Instagram"?
These powerful words are used at the beginning of bullet points on a resume to highlight achievements and make responsibilities sound more impactful.
What are "Action Words"?
This is the first step when starting a business case study.
What is "Active Reading"?
This analysis method is used to evaluate the various aspects of a company.
What is "SWOT Analysis"?
The biggest retail U.S. importer.
What is "Walmart"?
This program offers exclusive access to internships and organization events.
What is the "HES Initiative"?
The act of building relationships and exchanging information with others to create mutually beneficial connections.
What is "Networking"?
After reading the case, you should take this step to outline the business challenge.
What is "Define the Problem"?
Applications of moral standards to business situations.
What is "Business Ethics"?
This company surpassed Apple, becoming the world's most sought-after publicly traded company.
What is "Nvidia"?
BSC promotes this type of thinking, which involves evaluating arguments and evidence objectively.
What is "Critical Thinking"?
These are formatting essentials.
What are: Layout, Spacing, Font Size, Length, and Consistency?
The source of information you should analyze to learn about the case.
What is a "Case Packet"?
This measures a country's economic activity based on the goods and services produced.
What is "GDP"?
The increase in value of an asset that has not yet been sold, meaning the investor has not yet realized the profit.
What is "Unrealized Capital Gains"?
The newsletter and Instagram posts aim to equip members with concepts to prepare them for this type of club activity.
What is "Strategic Exercises" or "Case Studies"?
Excessive use of technical terms.
What is the "Overuse of Jargon"?
This is a crucial strategy to support your recommendations in a case study analysis.
What is "Quantify" (when possible)?
This is a negative consequence of a corporation where they must pay income tax to the government and also when dividends are distributed.
What is "double taxation"?
A federal law passed to protect investors from fraudulent financial reporting by corporations.
What is the "Sarbanes-Oxley Act"?
This club helps students develop skills in strategy from a perspective used by individuals in this position.
What is an "Executive"?
What is "September to November"?
In structuring your case analysis, you should determine this to understand the company's direction.
What is "Identify Objectives"?
A neutral third party who conducts formal hearings on an unresolved dispute and formulates a legally binding solution.
What is "Arbitration"?
This company paid $13 million for false advertising. (Hint: Wings)
What is "Red Bull"?