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Is there a geniune process of selecting good candidates or are simply 'lucky ones' chosen? I would recommend a more diligent and thorough interviewing and screening process IF THERE IS TO BE ANOTHER Sir Alan's The Apprentice; O' well if we're still up to watch; Great theme, but please keep the selec ...

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I think this show brings out the passion for buissness, not create it because i believe if your born with it, your born with it. I believe for this show you must have something very unique about you. You must be able to stand ot from the crowd and also learn to butt out when it's not your turn.

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It is not practical in real world as business decisions and actions are not carried out spontaneously. Instead of thinking back in the boardroom about what went wrong and would could have been done better, it would be more advisable to discuss what may go wrong and what could we do better because bu ...

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The Apprentice should centre around the excellent business messages, rather than a money-minded Alan Sugar who considers himself the absolute best at quite simply anything you put to him. His success is without a doubt impressive and his intelligence is not doubted, but he should stop making the sho ...

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The Apprentice was one of the most popular shows with nearly 4 million viewers. For twelve weeks fourteen people did certain tasks to prove themselves to Sir Alan. They were divided into two teams, the team that lost, one of them was fired!

It was the best programme I have ever seen, it was mostl ...

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The Apprentice is the latest reality TV program to take the UK by storm, however unlike Big Brother and the X-Factor, we don't have a posse of talent-free wasters or tone deaf singers, but instead a group of wannabe business moguls ranging from being fairly shrewd to downright incompetent. The game ...