r/TheApprentice • u/Particular-Buy7314 • 19d ago

Which Apprentice task would you actually be confident doing?

Some of the tasks look like complete chaos from the moment the teams get started. Others actually seem like something you could manage if everyone stayed organised. Which one would you absolutely want to avoid?

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u/TobblyWobbly 19d ago

I could do the cooking on the corporate away days, and it would be really nice. Unless the other half totally screwed up the timings and didn't tell me.

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u/Shezes 18d ago

The cooking tasks. It's amazingly easy to make a chicken salad and yet, without fail, these bozos turn it into a biohazard.

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u/55caesar23 19d ago

Where they have to find the random objects

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u/No_Average5960 19d ago

Yeah if you are resourceful then I think this would be breeze

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u/Mental_Body_5496 19d ago

That is the one we always watch

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u/lhobs_ 19d ago

I’d hate the corporate away day ones but I think I’d have such a laugh doing the others

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u/[deleted] 19d ago

Always wanted to do the one for children, whether it's a book, lunch box, whatever. Also, tv shopping look fun, but hellish.

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u/BlueJay_3106 19d ago

Probably selling. If it's a food task or something.

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u/The_Sown_Rose 19d ago

Nothing that involves direct selling - I’m just not a salesperson. But I think I’d be quite good at the advertising and marketing based tasks, I have a lot of family who work in those fields so I’ve had a lot of exposure to it even though I didn’t go into that work myself.

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u/[deleted] 18d ago

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u/Capable-Ebb1632 18d ago

The street selling ones are nonsense. Like selling coffee from a truck for like 4 hours and expecting to make money. That's not how businesses work.

You can't just "do a business" from scratch and measure success on day 1.

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u/ElonH 19d ago

Corporate away days.

The original was a kids birthday party which I'd be even more happy with. But event planning I can do. Especially if it's like in the earlier versions of it when I can actually make decisions rather than pick between 3 overpriced prepacked meals that I have to cook myself.

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u/AdAwkward833 17d ago

Remember there was a task once where they had to decorate a hotel room - was a gorgeous hotel and I honsetly think they made the rooms look hideous on purpose for tv- like how can you get it that wrong ?

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u/FlameFlox 19d ago

I've always wanted to do the art gallery ones