Archive | April, 2012
The Apprentice Week 6: Katie Wright gets it wrong
This series of the Apprentice is turning into the series of thinking errors. We have seen a lack of creative thinking across the teams (need I mention the tap-cosy in episode 2?). Last week we were witness to a range… continue
Duane’s departure and the Dragons’ Den factor
Travelling commitments meant that I missed last week’s Apprentice episode and will mean I won’t be able to see the next two either (although a colleague will be writing the blog in my place). I was suitably surprised to learn,… continue
The Apprentice Week 5: Apprentice decision-making skills not “fit” for purpose
This week’s Apprentice saw the two teams battling for supremacy in the keep-fit market. Team Stirling offered “Beat Battle”, an exercise class combining martial arts and dance, whilst team Phoenix touted “Groove Train”, a class based around three random “retro”… continue
The Apprentice Week 4: Judgemental Jane justly junked
A roomful of rubbish picked over with dispassionate disdain by a group of critics – I attempt to resist seeing the tasks as metaphors for The Apprentice itself, but can’t resist.
Last night, the candidates had to find and then… continue
The Apprentice Week 3: Michael fails to cut the mustard
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and I had a nice little thing going on at one time – until I followed one of his recipes and found I had ingredients left over. After that, I felt I could no longer trust him.
Last… continue
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