Structure
How many parts should your answer consist of.
(In numbers)
4.
What is putake?
The business's reason for being
What supporting evidence can you use
Putake, impact factor
True or false: You do not need to state the business’ putake, only explain the impacts of the factor
False
What is the first thing you should always write in your response?
State the obvious
Tell me a maori business concept starting with M
Manaakitanga
Mauri
How could this factor impact the putake?
- by having a shortage of local timber, they may not be able to source their timber as locally as possible meaning that they cannot meet their putake as well, especially the parts that involve sourcing timber as locally as possible.
What’s one culturally specific component you should include in your answer?
Maori business values
How would you start the second sentence?
This may/would result in...
Sustainability is most relevantly linked to what Māori business value?
Kaitiakitanga
Why does this factor create an impact on the putake?
Their putake states that they aim to make their kitchens using timber as locally as possible. with a timber shortage, they are not going to be able to source timber as locally.
Why does talking about why the impact strengthens or weakens the putake matter?
The putake is the core reason for being, and this impact could mean that they couldnt continue to meet that, making the business pointless
Give me one sentence starter for the THIRD sentence (why the impact impacts the business's putake)
This impacts the business putake because...
This causes the business to not be able to meet it's putake because...
This makes it harder for the business to meet it's putake because...
The putake of a beauty makeup company is to use all-natural ingredients in their products with no chemical byproducts. What (most relevant) Māori business value is the business demonstrating?
Hauora
What Māori concept does the putake link to?
kaitiakitanga
What is missing from the following Excellence-level answer?
“This factor will endanger Kōwhai Kitchens Ltd's ability to uphold their putake, as they will have trouble upholding their values of kaitiakitanga. The limited supply of locally
sourced timber means Kōwhai Kitchens Ltd can't uphold their putake to the same measures as they used to be able to -- they would either have to sacrifice profits and risk being in debt to uphold their putake, or they would have to buy less locally sourced timber, which challenges and weakens their ability to uphold their putake.
(What makes the business uphold their value of kaitiakitanga? Elaborate on kaitiakitanga)