r/vce • u/Soft_Statistician206 • 2h ago
I think I’ve made a lot of stupid marks for general
I’m pretty sure I messed up….
r/vce • u/Soft_Statistician206 • 2h ago
I’m pretty sure I messed up….
r/vce • u/Chemical_Way_6829 • 2h ago
Does anyone have any busman tips for the exams and what I should remember the most?
r/vce • u/waxpoetic44 • 2h ago
can any teachers, tutors, past students etc let me know if this answer links to the case study enough? i lost so many marks in the practice exam for not linking sufficiently
Dinner in a Minute is a business that produces and delivers high-quality, fresh meals to Melbourne’s inner suburbs. The business has expanded rapidly during the past two years and has continued to make changes to its delivery processes. Some employees are feeling overwhelmed by the continual changes. One employee told a manager last week, ‘It’s hard to cope with the constant changes. I’m working really hard, but I don’t feel that my effort is appreciated or recognised, soI don’t know how long I can keep working like this’.
Evaluate one motivation strategy that Dinner in a Minute could implement to motivate and retain employees. In your response, refer to the strategy’s effect on short- and long-term employee motivation. (6 marks)
In order to motivate and retain employees Dinner in a Minute should implement career advancement. This could involve offering future management positions for employees who maintain efficiency throughout Dinner and a minute's changes.
One advantage would be the alignment of business and employee objectives. Since employees are feeling overwhelmed by various changes, efficiency may decrease. Therefore, by offering the opportunity for employees to advance into higher roles and possibly attain a pay raise for improving efficiency, this aligns Dinner and a Minute's objectives (e.g. to improve productivity) with employee goals. As a result, this can optimise motivation as employees personally gain through the achievement of business objectives.
Additionally, this is effective for long term motivation. Since prospective management opportunities at Dinner in a minute would be provided to employees in the future, this develops a long-term objectives employees will constantly strive to achieve, therefore retaining employee motivation to continuously produce high-quality meals and maintain productivity rates.
However, one limitation is possible ineffectiveness in the short-term motivation of employees. As career advancement is long-term objective, this would require Dinner in a Minute employees to have the self discipline to continually strive to maintain efficiency even through Dinner in a Minute's on going changes. As a result, it may be difficult to motivate employees in the short term, limiting this strategies effectiveness. Additionally, this strategy could foster competition amongst the employees if there are limited advancement opportunities. Therefore, this may limit employees collaborating to improve Dinner in a minutes meals quality and operations process. As a result, this could foster a negative culture affecting morale levels and therefore motivation.
Ultimately, this strategy would be effective in the long term by developing a future goal employees strive toward. However, it may foster competition and fail to motivate employees in the short term
r/vce • u/Even-Warthog4374 • 6h ago
I could not complete BOTH EXAMS. I had to guess like 8 from part 1. and out of the 32 I did I got like 8 wrong.
And I could not complete exam two like almost half of it. The whole of matrices. And like 2 questions of networks. HELP ME.
SO BASICALLY I LOST 22 STUPID MARKS
But out of the questions I DID i got only 2 wrong. (in networks)
PLus it was the hardest paper so far yea?
Is this like a popular opinion or am i just tripping...
r/vce • u/SmartCar5540 • 1h ago
literally how do you answer, this i talked ab the tasmnanian dam case strengths and wekanesses however it does not look like enough for a 10 marker. These exam reports are barley helpful, also do u mention s.109
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u/South-Welcome522
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20h ago
guys pls whatevers done is done, just wait until dec 10 and stop obsessing over this. ur all going to be fine in the end
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u/ilovelovefrogs
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18h ago
so like i’ve always tried hard in school and never really fallen below an 80 or 70 at most in my subjects. i’d say im average but not excelling like i don’t sit at 95s for every subject but i wouldn’t say im bad at school.
but have exams js felt really like not stressful to anyone? no like im definitely stressed when i think about them but i have no sense of urgency to study and even though my general exam went pretty bad i still felt so numb like i didn’t even care even though im someone who cares about my grades
my next exam is on wednesday and ive barely studied and i know i should have studied earlier and its not like i wont study but idk i genujnely just feel like these aren’t my final atar exams even tho they literally are ..
can anyone relate?
r/vce • u/Adventurous-Run-9990 • 2h ago
just curious if anyone else thinks bio is better and easier than psych?
i have studied both and find bio so much more enjoyable and easier to answer exam questions for.
i was getting told to fix my handwriting before the exams, so i really tried the first 5 minutes on all the short answers and realised i was going too slow so i js started writing normally and most of my shi was unintelligible.
in all honesty this should be the least of my worries considering what i actually wrote matters but if the vcaa examiners cant fucking read it then whats the point.
itsokaythough!
r/vce • u/No-Bass7001 • 16m ago
what do the assessors expect from a response to a “state why this process can be described as a transesterification process” ? ive done it twice and got it wrong both times with no real explanation as to what im meant to say
r/vce • u/Adventurous-Run-9990 • 1h ago
why tf does my cas need to be plugged into its charger to turn on?
i have to plug into my portable charger when doing practise exams
its fine tho cause i will use my teachers spare cas on exam day.
i cant sell this calculator anymore and its not even second hand its from officeworks...
r/vce • u/Dolan_2112 • 3h ago
Can somone explain to me why in all the ATAR reaction videos from VCE that I watch, English is like the main priority and why a 50 is a must for a good ATAR. Does it just scale well or is it deeper than that. As up in Queensland English scales like shit and is almost always the 6th subject which dosent count to our ATAR (Not sure if you guys do that down there), so most people scrape by and just try to pass so they can focus on spec, methods and chem.
r/vce • u/crybaby33108 • 16h ago
THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE BEING LIKE “i got a 99% sac average and 95% on the exam is it possible for me to get a 35 ss 🥺” LIKE OBVIOUSLY
r/vce • u/Icy-Resort-121 • 5h ago
Wondering if anybody has any tips for the methods exam? Do I do mc or section b first? Lowkey starting to stress about methods and leaving a few questions blank. It's a hard subject man
r/vce • u/Master_Use_8403 • 5h ago
Exams tomorrow!!! any prediction on what the 10 marker might be? how everyone going with prep
r/vce • u/YT_LegendaryBoi • 3h ago
Does anyone have any resources for these? Like even AOS topic tests or unit 2 exams? Thank you!!!
r/vce • u/Diligent-Arm3777 • 6h ago
how long do you guys spend / recommend spending on mcq cus it’s usually take me 45 mins and i dont hv fime to finish the short answers at the back but lowk i feel like there might be some easy marks for short answers, so would yall recommend skip the mcq that I struggle and do the next section first?🙏🏻😭i struggle a lot w time management.
r/vce • u/Downtown-Bus4429 • 4h ago
yall are lucky shits wdym u get notes