Anyone hear applied for the Apprentice

Gibbs-UK · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:11

Just wanted to know if anyone on here has ever been to any of the stages of going through and tell me how was the process?

thepeganator · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:12

Well I hope you're not with that spelling/grammar :/

Gibbs-UK · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:13

Well thank goodness I haven't, have you?

Swifty55 · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:16

thepeganator said:
Well I hope you're not with that spelling/grammar. :/

G-MAN2004 · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:19

Not tried myself, but I know there is definitely a guy on here who did it and got through a few of them. Can't remember his name though.

CaptainComedy · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:19

Gibbs-UK said:
Well thank goodness I haven't, have you?

can you point out his spelling mistakes? or ya just playing troll?

Redman · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:24

codec said:
can you point out his spelling mistakes? or ya just playing troll?

Hear/here.

A fairly crucial one really, seeing as it's in the title.

Gibbs-UK · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:26

codec said:
can you point out his spelling mistakes? or ya just playing troll?

No point in editing now, however I hope someone can answer my initial enquiry

CaptainComedy · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:26

Redman said:
Hear/here.

A fairly crucial one really, seeing as it's in the title.

hehe didn't read the heading part.... funny how he correctly spelt it second time round - do both just to be safe

nope not been or tried sorry dude. I know I'd win though because I'm welsh and from the valleys. All successful businessmen come from there.

J1234 · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:27

G-MAN2004 said:
Not tried myself, but I know there is definitely a guy on here who did it and got through a few of them. Can't remember his name though.

I remember this, there was a thread about it somewhere.

thepeganator · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:27

codec said:
can you point out his spelling mistakes? or ya just playing troll?

"Here", not "hear", and " The Apprentice", not "the Apprentice"

It's irrelevant what they were, my point was that the OP might want to get their English skills sorted out before going on a TV show about showing what a great employee they are.

Wicksta · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:28

Someone here was pitching a product to the apprentices as part of a task if I recall. Or maybe it was dragons den, or both.

Gibbs-UK · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:28

Redman said:
Hear/here.

A fairly crucial one really, seeing as it's in the title.

Yes it is a thread killer I guess, maybe I should take some lessons off yourself as I wasn't aware that I am in school again

thepeganator · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:29

Swifty55 said:

I never mentioned punctuation

MikeHunt79 · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:29

Gibbs-UK said:
Just wanted to know if anyone on here has ever been to any of the stages of going through and tell me how was the process?

As far as I can tell, most on that show tend to be rather annoying and arrogant, so if you have these two qualities, then that would be a good head start!

Skidder · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:32

No, I haven't because I don't have a massive gap between my self-belief and ability and I have an economics degree, a masters in business administration and more than a decade of well rounded experience. They wouldn't be interested in me because I would be able and make rubbish telly.

"andy" · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:32

know of (mates mate) someone who was on the show . he expressed how he felt his time was being wasted and was made to look like a fool and 'fired' 2 tasks in . dont think he has much good to say

but who would do unless they win ?

Gibbs-UK · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:35

MikeHunt79 said:
As far as I can tell, most on that show tend to be rather annoying and arrogant, so if you have these two qualities, then that would be a good head start!

Maybe a brown noser too

manic111 · 15 Dec 2010 at 18:36

I know a guy who was at school with the utterly posh bloke from a few seasons back - Raef, was it? Says he was an absolute legend.

It doesn't help the OP in any way of course...