The Management Game At Coventry University - 1844 Words

1. Introduction This paper mainly focuses on what I experienced and obtained from the Coventry Management Game took place at Coventry University. The management game provided participants with a variety of opportunities to work as a group with diversity. Accordingly, they were aware of the importance of internationalisation, positive and negative sides of working at the internationally diverse team. Throughout this module, they have learned what are important to do job-hunting such as how to create good CV, how to take job interviews etc. in this report, those what we learned and experienced are explained in more depth dividing into some categories. 2. What is the importance of internationalisation? According to Investopedia, the term†¦show more content†¦Indeed, they kept having dialogues with me not only about tasks and assignments but also a variety of topics, which cultivated our international outlook and an ability to work with a diverse team. In terms of point 4, Hawkins argued in his statistics book about immigration in the UK that â€Å"immigration has grown faster than emigration, leading to an increase in net migration from an annual average of 37,000 in the period 1991 to 1995 to an annual average of 249,000 in the period 2011 to 2015†. (House of Commons 2017) This means more and more people from outside of the UK have been coming into the UK in the past years, and it is easy to find people from different background in the workplace in this country. Thus, people living in the UK should be able to adapt the internationalised society. 3. Which management game I attended and why? I have attended the Coventry Management Game since the first Management Game in Groningen was full though I had hoped to go and join it in. My first thought was Groningen one provided me more international environment as they got participants from a variety of universities around Europe, however, Coventry one gave me an opportunity to know more about my classmates who had not had anything to do with before and it was actually better than I expected. As I am to some extent shy and not good at making new friends, this management game was a fantastic opportunity in that perspective as well/ Therefore, I am overallShow MoreRelatedRed Bull Versus Coca Cola Sport Sponsorship from a Sponsor’s Perspective896 Words   |  4 PagesRED BULL VERSUS COCA COLA SPORT SPONSORSHIP FROM A SPONSOR’S PERSPECTIVE Author: Inken Hillnhagen email: hillnhai@uni.coventry.ac.uk University: Coventry University Faculty: Business School/Sport and Event Management buying the rights. Involved in this money is planning the sponsorship deal, carrying it out and last but not least evaluating the whole process and engagement (Hermanns 2003). 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