In an attempt to cut costs a consulting firm is going to

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In an attempt to cut costs a consulting firm is going to eliminate business travel for new business pitches. Instead, all communication with potential new business will be handled and pitched via email, document exchange and telephone calls.

Which of the following, if true, identifies a weakness of the new business model?

A)The firm has many local clients that do not require significant business travel
B)The average trip to pitch new business takes 2 full days when factoring in all travel and requires a 3 person team
C)Many employees of the consulting firm see travel for business pitches as a perk of the job
D)The company wins 65% of the business it pitches in person
E)Non-verbal communication plays an important role in guiding the presenters of a new business pitch to the areas they should focus most on during the presentation.

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by deloitte247 » Mon May 14, 2018 3:34 pm

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Option A: Wrong
Yes, but this statement signifies a position of strength to the firm and it is adjudged that to be a successful business entity, you must connect with people both locally and internationally.

Option B: Wrong
The statement here, is justifiably correct but speaks fancifully about the benefits accruing only to the undertakers of the business travels which is not entirely correct.

Option C: Wrong
This statement is generally correct but not appropriately applicable in all ramification as it may be dutiful of the persons undertaking it to mandatorily embark on such journeys.

Option D: Wrong
This is speculative in terms of the numbers as it cannot be verified.

Option E: Right
The statement in this option seeks to justify why the new business model is vacuous and may not work because of the need to indulge non-verbal communication strategies in order to succeed especially during proposals and presentations.