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<blockquote data-quote="desperateTCseeker1998" data-source="post: 182234" data-attributes="member: 26861"><p>Really oddly phrased question but I think both. So my approach would be:</p><p></p><p><strong>1. </strong>identify a sector where there is a current issue/trend(s) that will directly contribute to the sector growth AND SPECIFICALLY growth that the firm can capitalise on (by this second part, I mean that the growth needs to generate capital and work for the firm)</p><p><strong>2. </strong>discuss the issue/trend(s) and the resultant sector impact - I would also acknowledge any counterpoints as to why there may not be growth then debunk them</p><p><strong>3.</strong> discuss the opportunities this will generate for NRF (eg more work in a certain area, higher value deals, general influx of work across several areas etc)</p><p><strong>4.</strong> <strong>[maybe]</strong> suggest specific strategies that the firm can employ to capitalize on this growth - I don't think this is strictly necessary so wouldn't include points on this just for the sake of it but if you have a good point to make then make it</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="desperateTCseeker1998, post: 182234, member: 26861"] Really oddly phrased question but I think both. So my approach would be: [B]1. [/B]identify a sector where there is a current issue/trend(s) that will directly contribute to the sector growth AND SPECIFICALLY growth that the firm can capitalise on (by this second part, I mean that the growth needs to generate capital and work for the firm) [B]2. [/B]discuss the issue/trend(s) and the resultant sector impact - I would also acknowledge any counterpoints as to why there may not be growth then debunk them [B]3.[/B] discuss the opportunities this will generate for NRF (eg more work in a certain area, higher value deals, general influx of work across several areas etc) [B]4.[/B] [B][maybe][/B] suggest specific strategies that the firm can employ to capitalize on this growth - I don't think this is strictly necessary so wouldn't include points on this just for the sake of it but if you have a good point to make then make it [/QUOTE]
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