New Zealand student, need Individual Case study 2, 2000 words Based on Case study 1, will share it with start working email. I must get 70 marks at case study 2, please do this best. You should write the case study in such a way that you start your answers from line 1. That is, there is no need to large introductions that we see in essays. You should apply the principles you have learned from the lecture material/tutorials/readings that are specific to the case study. Case Study 2 answers should be written in narrative form (i.e. sentences must be used, avoid bullet points), and should be 2000 words, give or minus a 10% margin only and single spaced. Each case study should be referenced by including a list of references at the end of the case. More marks are gained by the quality of research applied in practice and the overall quality of the answer.

Please Note: Overall word count does not include Tables and Figures which you are free to use if required. You should include in your case study: A template for Case Study 2 has been provided on the study desk. It includes: cover sheet with your Name, Student Number, Course Name, Lecturer, Semester and Date of Submission and the Marking Criteria Sheet; Your assignment should be submitted using the Study Desk via the Turnitin link - which has been provided; Please quote the relevant texts and readings to support your answers. Answers in the narrative section of your case answers unsupported by readings will be regarded as guesswork and generalisations and will not pass the case assessment;

If you feel you need to attach some other interesting report or facts not required in the main body of your case answer, please add this as an appendix. Then in your text close to where you discuss this, you should add in brackets (please refer Appendix 1) - for example. Pleas see the Style Guide below for how to use references in your case studies. Task/Questions for the case can be found at the conclusion of the case. Unequivocal understanding of theory/ies. Excellent critical analysis of relevant issues pertaining to the task/s. Excellent examples from the case to support answer. Goes beyond the prescribed number of references. References well selected, interpreted & clearly integrated. Accurate Harvard AGPS referencing.

Unequivocal understanding of theory/ies. Excellent critical analysis of relevant issues pertaining to the task/s. Excellent examples from the case to support answer. Goes beyond the prescribed number of references. References well selected, interpreted & clearly integrated. Accurate Harvard AGPS referencing. Structured, critical; argument; excellent progression of theme. Excellent development and flow of argument paragraph by paragraph. No irrelevant content. Well constructed and crafted piece of work, a pleasure to read. Professional presentation (not overdone).

Refer to the Harvard AGPS referencing advice on the Study Desk in the Assignment section. Due to fairness and equity for all other students who submit their assignments on time, if a student submits an assignment after the due date without (prior) approval of the examiner, then a penalty of 5% of the total marks gained by the student for the assignment may apply for each working day late up to ten work days at which time a mark of zero may be recorded. If you require an extension for a legitimate reason (for example: ill health, personal circumstance not including work commitments, or for some other critical reason) please seek an extension on or before the due date by writing to Jane Boeske for MGT8033. Please refer to USQ policies on guidelines for late assignments.