#the apprentice bbc

[habibialkaysani]

dude how do I watch the apprentice bbc and live to tell the tale lol I mean I practically die of secondhand embarrassment every time someone does or says something even vaguely cringeworthy so how I survive an hour of it I have no fucking clue

[rogergrandnat]

Why The Apprentice candidates will ALWAYS screw up their marketing tasks - MAF297

NEW EPISODE: Why The Apprentice candidates will ALWAYS screw up their marketing tasks - MAF297

This week let’s talk about the customer and how marketing always starts with a deep almost obsessive understanding of the customer. And we’re going to talk about this with reference to TV’s The Apprentice and why the candidates will always fail their marketing tasks. This is episode 297 of the MAF Podcast – part of the 2023 Simply Marketing Series. What you’ll hear about in this episode: Why…

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[bookobsessedblob]

why are this year’s candidates even worse than before

[yeiolanthe]

I feel like its come to a point where businesses etc who get invited to the apprentice to these pitches and shit just SIGH because I can't believe the level of professionalism these teams regurgitate into a product. The second hand embarrassment gets worse every season

Kurran stop acting like you're posh when YOU'RE BASIC

CHILDREN do better than this. And they HAVE. Have you seen dragon's den? Maybe it's because children don't have the bravado and ego that th we adult contestants have

[habibialkaysani]

@sad-eyed-lady-of-the-low-lands replied to your post “dude how do I watch the apprentice bbc and live to tell the tale lol I...”

Oh my god right?? They're all SO bad?? So much cringing....

yeah but in a weird way it’s kind of entertaining, lol.

[lachendundleise]

My dad made this illustration of Vana on the apprentice and I’m dyyiingg

[miss-oscurita]

I’m so happy that “pizza and the Apprentice Wednesdays” are back in my life, it’s the one night of the week me and my brothers can sit down together and unite in our hatred and judgement for people we don’t know haha! 

[yahoonewsdigest-gb]

Apprentice's Hewer admits candidates 'not brightest business brains'

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Apprentice's Hewer admits candidates 'not brightest business brains'

Apprentice adviser Nick Hewer has admitted that the candidates on the BBC1 series are "not the brightest business brains in Britain" and said that a former contestant might regret her decision "to take her clothes off at the drop of a hat". This year's TV show began with 20 contestants competing to go into a business partnership with Lord Sugar. Nick told Radio Times magazine: "I'm not saying they are necessarily the brightest business brains in Britain, because the danger there would be that, first of all, those kind of people wouldn't have the confidence to withstand the white-hot heat of this process, and secondly that nine million people might not actually understand them."

All of the candidates apply to be on the show for the right reasons - they want to work with Lord Sugar and start a business.

Apprentice adviser Nick Hewer

He admitted that "ego, sometimes, is more valuable than talent" in the process of finding a winner and said that some of the candidates had been distracted by fame. "Take Luisa Zissman from last year, for example: she's actually a bright girl but decided to takes her clothes off at the drop of a hat, and that may be something she'll come to regret. Katie Hopkins has carved out a niche as a rent-a-right-wing-gob in the hope that by being nasty to everybody she'll find enduring fame. But who am I to judge? I hope they're very happy." Meanwhile, Ben Fogle, who came to prominence on Castaway in 2000, said that reality TV had "lost its innocence".

We all applied to be on that show for our own reasons, but the key was that no one did it to become famous. That's changed now. Most people who go on TV have another motive.

Ben Fogle