Post by avianbyrd on Mar 3, 2018 14:14:55 GMT
This is kind of surreal because I was just going to ask about something along these lines. I'm not sure if this is part of the educational program or not but I thought I should at least ask. Back in 1999-2000 my 9th grade English class was doing a segment on the power of advertising. We were split up into teams and used this school computer program that presented us with an advertising scenario. You play the role of the advertising manager of a big shoe company that is sponsoring this made of TV movie called "City Streets". The movie is very violent, depicting street crime and people getting shot from multiple angles. The violence is considered so bad that it has gotten the attention of parent groups who want the show ban, and if the show is not banned the product that you represent as advertisement manager will be boycotted.
Through the assignment you're given a series of choices on how to approach this dilemma which will end in either you getting a promotion or you getting fired. When my team did this assignment we made all the wrong choices and ended up getting fired. I was just wondering if this was part of that program or perhaps made by the same people who did that.
Through the assignment you're given a series of choices on how to approach this dilemma which will end in either you getting a promotion or you getting fired. When my team did this assignment we made all the wrong choices and ended up getting fired. I was just wondering if this was part of that program or perhaps made by the same people who did that.
