Twelve of Britains brightest and youngest 16 and 17 year olds compete in the Young Apprentice. This time Lord Sugar wants the youngsters to go into the floristry business. He has organised an expert who is going to teach the contestants how to make flower arrangements. The Young apprentices must sell these to the [ublic and also pitch to three corporate clients.
Although informed of a price to pitch the flower arrangements to the corporate clients, Zara gives them a more expensive price. Her colleagues are shocked and disapointed by the independent decision against the Team Leaders instructions, although Zara insists she also used the same method for the other sales pitches and brought in extra money on those. What do you think - was Zara right in what she did?
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Although informed of a price to pitch the flower arrangements to the corporate clients, Zara gives them a more expensive price. Her colleagues are shocked and disapointed by the independent decision against the Team Leaders instructions, although Zara insists she also used the same method for the other sales pitches and brought in extra money on those. What do you think - was Zara right in what she did?
Click here for the next parts of the Flowers task
Keep popping back for all the latest from The Young Apprentice 2011
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