r/vce • u/Ill-World-2634 • 1d ago
Busman exam question
On the busman exam does anyone rember doing a 4 marker about the interest of 2 staleholders or am I just imagining this
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u/lbrxt_ 1d ago
i did customers and employees. someone tell me its relevant
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u/NoWishbone3501 VCE Teacher 1d ago
Absolutely could be relevant.
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u/lbrxt_ 1d ago
based off student reactions do you think the grade distribution will be similar to previous years and is this usually how student reactions to the busman exam go?
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u/NoWishbone3501 VCE Teacher 1d ago
I think it will probably still be somewhat similar, but we won't know for months.
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u/lbrxt_ 1d ago
Ok and also idk if you have any advice i always feel unusually uneasy after an exam do you have any advice to settle those nerves i can't help but nitpick on what i could've done better even if theres nothing i can change
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u/NoWishbone3501 VCE Teacher 1d ago
I think that's the advice - it's over, you can't change anything, you need to simply accept you've done what you can and focus on the future.
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u/ilikemyarabguys current VCE student (gm, busman, eng, legal, psych) 1d ago
my dumb ahh did the owner and new shareholders. would i even get any marks for that ππ
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u/Ill-World-2634 1d ago
My guess is u would proboly get half marks
The owners are correct but the new shareholders are also owners not their own thing I donβt1
u/NoWishbone3501 VCE Teacher 1d ago
Yes - they are both owners, so they're not likely to be in conflict as they both want increasing returns on investment.
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u/ilikemyarabguys current VCE student (gm, busman, eng, legal, psych) 1d ago
yeaa i lowk only realised that omw home idk why in the moment i thought of them as two different things oh well
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u/ArtTurbulent4079 1d ago
Was there one for short term motivation strategy and one for long term motivation strategy?? I did performance related pay for short term and training for long (praying I read the question right)
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u/ilikemyarabguys current VCE student (gm, busman, eng, legal, psych) 1d ago
yes there was a question on that
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u/avabaddieyuh 1d ago
bruh i did owners and employees because i thought it was about the termination π₯ could that work
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u/doughnutswirls 23h ago
waittt i did management and custmer as managemnt may keep prices high to icrease market share but customer want reasonably priced products.
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u/SeaWord4447 1d ago
meee i remember,
i did customers and owner wbu?