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The 10 commandment s of organizing a business game

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The 10 commandments of organizing a business game

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You get to know potential applicants

POTENTIAL

Students get to know your

company culture

CULTURE

You reach a lot of students in a

short time span (employer branding)

SPEED

Students get more insight

into their potential future job

FUTURE JOB

APPLICATION IS AN INFORMED CHOICE OF BOTH PARTIES

WHY INVEST INA BUSINESS GAME FOR STUDENTS?

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10 COMMANDMENTSHOW TO FOLLOW THEM

COMMANDMENT 1

Start with a proof of concept, start smallDream big, but start at around 50% of your own maximum capacity

COMMANDMENT 2

Limit your target audienceFocus on a limited target audience, optimize your content and understand the impact you have on your audience

50%

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10 COMMANDMENTSHOW TO FOLLOW THEM

COMMANDMENT 3

Start from their needsWhat experience are they looking for? What information do they lack? What do they want to know about your company and the jobs you offer?

COMMANDMENT 4

Focus on what makes the game uniqueUnderstand the business games of competitors and create a unique one, for example by combining operations & IT

UNIQUE

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10 COMMANDMENTSHOW TO FOLLOW THEM

COMMANDMENT 5

Promote heavilyOrganize a long-term and intensive campaign. Try to reach the students via different channels.

COMMANDMENT 6

Start simple and define a growth pathStart with assignments and games that have low-risk-of-failure and mature during the next years.

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10 COMMANDMENTSHOW TO FOLLOW THEM

COMMANDMENT 7

Start with a small and focused core teamCreate a team of 2 people that takes care of everything and is backed by a budget

COMMANDMENT 8

Upon reaching maturity, change the core team every 2 yearsInvolve the new core team in the organization of the second year and give them full responsibility for the next

2 yearsevery

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10 COMMANDMENTSHOW TO FOLLOW THEM

COMMANDMENT 9

Collect feedback from students and use it wiselyOrganize moments and events where students can give their feedback and apply 1 or 2 changes every year

COMMANDMENT 10

Dare to investGet support from top management from day 1 day1

from

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TRUST YOUNG EMPLOYEES WHO ARE CLOSE TO THE STUDENTSANDGIVE THEM FULL RESPONSIBILITY

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FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF THEDELAWARE GAME OF OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE

We have tried to apply these commandments as much as possible from the very start

sometimes bytrial and error

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The concept is questioned and improved (based on students’ feedback)

IMPROVED

Target audience is expanding (although it’s important to

maintain focus)

EXPANDING

Organization (of events,

communication, content, etc) is

professionalized

PROFESSIONALIZED

Knowledge is institutionalized within the organization

INSTITUTIONALIZED

THE 10 COMMANDMENTS GUARANTEE CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

BY CHANGING THE CORE TEAM EVERY 2 YEARSCONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT