How to write a good journal entry: 1. Read the assigned materials 2. In your journal, answer the

How to write a good journal entry:

1. Read the assigned materials

2. In your journal, answer the questions by referring to the materials in your own words

3. Tie the journal topics to either your personal opinion/experience, examples from other business, and/or examples from class

4.Make sure you have read and understood the material, along with making connections to the reading

**Please make sure to check your submission for accidental plagiarism.*** Carefully review the document: Anti-Plagiarism Guidelines – Use Citations and quotes for text quoted from web or other sources —  

Requirements of Journal Entry for Class 2 (500 words):Read all the materials i posted below and answer the questions

1. “Case: Apple Inc in 2020” — Historically, what have been some of Apple’s competitive advantages that help it create value? Describe 2 of them. What is Apple's value proposition?

2. "Becoming the Boss" talks about learning how to lead for the first time. It names five misconceptions of first-time managers. Which ones surprised you the most? Why? (Note that we are looking for your point of view here; there is not a single correct answer.)

Class 2 Readings:

1. Case: Apple Inc. in 2020 (reader)

2. “Becoming the Boss” (reader)

3. How To: Business Model Canvas Explained (http://bit.ly/36jxu3w (Links to an external site.)) 

4.“Purpose of a Corporation” (one-page pdf in Module 2 on canvas)

David B. Yoffie and Eric Baldwin, "Apple Inc. in 2018," Harvard Business Review, Harvard Business School Publishing, Product No. 9-718-439, May 4, 2018, pp. 1-30.

Linda Hill, "Becoming the Boss," Harvard Business Review, Harvard Business School Publishing, Product No. R0701D, January 2007, pp. 1-11.