The group project was one of the greatest experiences for me at Sauder so far. Analyzing a live business and finding ways to improve its services and operations was a practical experience for me. Choosing Best Buy as our company was a challenging choice. However, the group put all efforts into the assignments to come up with the best strategy possible.

The most challenging part of the project was definitely making the video because everyone was pretty picky about it. I personally wanted to make an absolutely creative video with no traditional aspects. However, time was a great constraint for our team. In the short period of time we had, we focused on making a video that shows an actual frequent case that happens to people and making the video in the context of one of best buy’s stores in Vancouver, which itself was quite challenging too due to store policies.

I believe the team put great effort in the project and in the end the video came out to be pretty funny and knowledgeable. The tasks were divided quite fairly and I edited the video after many years of not working with adobe premiere, which made me to remember everything over a night.

One thing that the group commonly concluded that was missing from our video was the fact that with did not cover the sales aspect of best buy entirely, such as the insurance plan. Though, we covered services such as the geek squad, the large pool of products that best buy has, and the unique customer service of them. in the end, team projects are my favorite aspect of studying at a business school and this project in particular was one the funniest, most informative projects I had.