Round 1, 2009, West Coast lost to Brisbane
First Quarter: the Winners posted a set of numbers that indicated that their uncertainty in the current climate created the conditions that made it difficult for them to open their account. The Losers achieved much better numbers than expected due to the performance of their efficient structure which enabled them to more than hit their targets.
Second Quarter: continuing their lack of productivity at the board level, the Winners discovered enough enterprise in developing resources which enabled them to break even. The Losers also registered the same result after the acquisition of a significant margin which they had to relinquish after a sudden downturn in their fortunes.
Third Quarter: booming confidence and a dramatic turn-around in productivity combined to give the Winners the leading figures they required to succeed at board level. Any gains the Losers had made were wiped off with the losses they suffered in a climate that made it difficult to hit targets and maintain their hold on their possessions.
Fourth Quarter: despite their unsustainable organisation and unable to meet their goals, the Winners secured a valuable gain after negotiating to maintain a slight margin. Whatever deficit they had to negotiate and in unfavourable conditions for their industry, the Losers managed to gain confidence in their productivity, in the balance.
Fifth Quarter: the Winners showed the benefits of capitalising on opportunity and keeping their costs to a minimum when their competitors experience a surge in confidence. The Losers enhanced their standing in the industry as lacking in the resources to do the business when their competitors get the running of their business right.
Second Quarter: continuing their lack of productivity at the board level, the Winners discovered enough enterprise in developing resources which enabled them to break even. The Losers also registered the same result after the acquisition of a significant margin which they had to relinquish after a sudden downturn in their fortunes.
Third Quarter: booming confidence and a dramatic turn-around in productivity combined to give the Winners the leading figures they required to succeed at board level. Any gains the Losers had made were wiped off with the losses they suffered in a climate that made it difficult to hit targets and maintain their hold on their possessions.
Fourth Quarter: despite their unsustainable organisation and unable to meet their goals, the Winners secured a valuable gain after negotiating to maintain a slight margin. Whatever deficit they had to negotiate and in unfavourable conditions for their industry, the Losers managed to gain confidence in their productivity, in the balance.
Fifth Quarter: the Winners showed the benefits of capitalising on opportunity and keeping their costs to a minimum when their competitors experience a surge in confidence. The Losers enhanced their standing in the industry as lacking in the resources to do the business when their competitors get the running of their business right.
