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The Apprentice Week 9: Good thing Ben loves himself as no one else does
Finally this week’s episode has found something that Ben is an expert in: the art of self-love. I can only assume that from an early age, Ben has worked hard to master mirror mantras, looking deep into his own eyes and repeating “I love and accept myself...

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The Apprentice League: Candidates' strengths and weaknesses in detail
I thought it might be interesting to give a more detailed breakdown of the performance of our candidates using the Leadership Radar model that was outlined in an earlier blog. Yasmina is the leader because she is the highest scorer in three of the four...

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The Apprentice ABC- Alliances, Belligerence and Cassandras
What an awful selection process- not the Apprentice 'Interview from Hell' but the Sandhurst officer selection boards. What on earth must it be like if they end up offering trainee stockbroker Ben Clarke a commission? His many failings have been...

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The Apprentice Week 6: Noorul’s track record becomes his noose
Let’s face it – there were only so many times that Noorul could be given a stay of execution and this week finally saw Noorul take his rightful place in the series – in a black cab going home. Noorul’s claim that he is “not all talk” is sadly misleading...

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Sing your way to dominance the Ben Clarke way
You draw your eyelids in, You push your elbows out, Jab in, jab out, Throw abuse about. You go into the boardroom, Cast blame around, That's what it's all about, Oh, the Psycho Clarkey Oh, the Psycho Clarkey etc..

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Chimps, children, rats...and Ben Clarke
There are a number of things that we know about dominance. Firstly, primates are organised by dominance hierarchies. Amongst chimpanzees, the closest to humans genetically, the alpha assumes dominance by behaviour (e.g.posture), attitude (e.g. aggression...

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Week 3: The first Overall Apprentice League Table
Football league tables used to be produced only after each team had played three or four matches because up until then they were pretty meaningless. (Today they are available after the very first games leaving us with the excitement of speculating whether...

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Apprentice week 2 preview: catering for egos
Another Apprentice staple for the second week - contract catering. Sir Alan challenges the candidates to set up a catering service for busy professionals in the City of London. The teams must agree on a distinctive identity to stand out from the competition...

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Apprentice 2009: Meet the boys...
Only two days until we start and the popular press is already gossiping about a romance between two of the contestants. More of that later, with one our frequent round-ups of what others are saying. First though, let meet the boys. First up, Ben Clarke...

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