(b)Upon graduation, eager to join the work force you sent many resumes tocompanies that you want to join. And you received a call for an interviewfrom one of the companies you applied for. This company's business isheavily on brick and mortar whereby their products are being tradedphysically in a shop. You were happy to receive this invitation and youaccepted their call to attend the interview. During the interview session, one ofthe managers asked your opinion about several queries. The queries are asbelow. As an interviewee how you manage to answer them in a professionalmanner will help you secure the job. The context and depth of your discussionwill be added advantage as it will portray your knowledge and understandingof their needs. (iii) Query 3In this world nothing is perfect, and by embarking into doing businesselectronically, do you think our company could face any kind oftechnical challenges? Hope you could give us some areas that vouthink are vital for us.(iv) Query 4Do you think there are any flaws of E-Commerce? Please explain.

(iii) Query 3 In this world nothing is perfect, and by embarking into doing business electronically, do you think our company could face any kind of technical challenges? Hope you could give us some areas that vou think are vital for us. (iv) Query 4 Do you think there are any flaws of E-Commerce? Please explain.

(iii) Query 3 In this world nothing is perfect, and by embarking into doing business electronically, do you think our company could face any kind of technical challenges? Hope you could give us some areas that vou think are vital for us. (iv) Query 4 Do you think there are any flaws of E-Commerce? Please explain.

Practical Management Science

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337406659

Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Publisher:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Chapter2: Introduction To Spreadsheet Modeling

Section: Chapter Questions

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