Henkel-2015 Evaluation

Gp
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
51
52

Q1
5
5
5
5
5
6
5
6
7
8

Q2
6
6
6
8
6
6
6
6
6
8

Q3
7
7
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
7

53

54

55
56

8(good cross
pollination of
ideas from other
courses)
7
6

6
8(clear way of
listing risks)

57

8
7(if you have a
schematic diagram,
either fix it first or
preferably at the
side of the writing
and not at the end)
6

58
61
62

5
6
5

5
7
5

5
7
5

63

5(be cautious about

writing without
heading and
starting without

Q4
7
6
7
5
6
6
6
6
5
8(good cross
pollination of
ideas from
other courses)
5 (remember
he is a number
man and so
speak in
numbers)
7

7
7( good
approach but
you should
also speak of
some specific
numbers)
5(key to good
writing is to
get to the
point straight)
6
6
8(a good
attempt to
focus on
numbers)
6(focus of
killer apps
rather than go
on a soft

punch words)

64
65

5
7

5
8

5
7

66

6(Avoid starting all

sentences similarly)

67
68

6
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Overall impression:

descriptions. I
am sure your
generation is
better at it.
6
6(first set the
next goal and
then go to the
softer sides.
Softer sides
are meant to
achieve the
harder side.
Though they
are
indispensable,
the harder side
must come
first and
matching
softer side
should be
built.
6(dont say
another
ambitious goal.
Specify it. The
first statement
is mere
common
sense).
5

1. Ability to apply frameworks is weak. At least most of you are shy of doing it.
So, the impact of those who apply it outclass those who do not do so.
2. The first question was of course your idea but it was a better idea to draw
inspiration from the case (their winning culture and then define yours).
3. Third question needs a risk approach. There are many business and
management risks. We are paid to manage risks. So, learn to identify and list
it in professional way; something like what group 56 has done.
4. This is a number driven company. So, talk of the next performance in number
first and then add the soft stuff.
5. Always start a para with a crisp and powerful heading.