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Writing case analyses: Guidelines & principles

Writing case analyses: Guidelines & principles. George Spencer, A027 Teaching Fellow September 24, 2012. guidelines. Getting Started: Read Everything. 2. Read the Appendices. 1. Read the Narrative. Ask Questions About the Statements (See Ann Thornburg’s Slides).

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Writing case analyses: Guidelines & principles

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  1. Writing case analyses: Guidelines & principles George Spencer, A027 Teaching Fellow September 24, 2012

  2. guidelines

  3. Getting Started: Read Everything 2. Read the Appendices 1. Read the Narrative Ask Questions About the Statements (See Ann Thornburg’s Slides) Summarize & Flag Important Details Make the Connections and Follow Along Look for Trends Across the Years of Statements Identify the Headlines (What’s the Big Picture?) Don’t Ignore the Other Appendices Use what you have!

  4. Writing the case: Guiding Principles

  5. Common mistakes & misunderstandings

  6. Feeling Uneasy?

  7. Questions?

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