The KPMG In-House business game tournament was successfully arranged by Business Game Factory. Four teams from KPMG Sweden competed against each other in a business simulation over four days. In the business game each team assumed a management role of a global company.
After a fierce competition for profits and market shares, “The Diamond Dogs” beat the competition and secured a place in the BGF Semifinals that will be celebrated in September 2008.
Charlotte Gustavsson, the diamond dogs’ team leader said: “It was a positive experience and we got to know each other better while working on the case. The questions related to operating the company is to a certain extent linked to our own way of working so it was fun discussing these matters with colleagues in a more relaxed manner. It was also interesting to watch how competitive it got between the teams - it was great fun!”
After a fierce competition for profits and market shares, “The Diamond Dogs” beat the competition and secured a place in the BGF Semifinals that will be celebrated in September 2008.
Charlotte Gustavsson, the diamond dogs’ team leader said: “It was a positive experience and we got to know each other better while working on the case. The questions related to operating the company is to a certain extent linked to our own way of working so it was fun discussing these matters with colleagues in a more relaxed manner. It was also interesting to watch how competitive it got between the teams - it was great fun!”
Top row from left to right - Jonas Elofsson, Katarina Bergström, Thomas Rynell
Front row from left to right - Charlotte Gustavsson, Anna Boberg
James Baker-Duly
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