-: We will do two simple exercises.
The reason we are doing this is for your brain,
so you don't have to repeat the lectures anymore.
This is one of the simplest remembering techniques,
putting you into action
and actively engaging in the content you are taking.
If these are your four slides,
obviously you can drag, again, items onto the slide.
The horizontal flow is best represented by an arrow.
You can remember about that, for example, someone standing
with an arrow creating this horizontal flow.
The vertical flow will make up the content
of your presentation.
This will build logic into all your slides.
Of course, as we talk about the situation,
complication can be, but doesn't always have to be,
in the middle and some kind of resolution in the end.
Congratulations.
That will be the first exercise.
The second exercise will be more related
to the Situation-Complication-Resolution model.
I have here some information
I'd like you to order accordingly.
Read carefully the brief.
"How to increase profitability in our company?"
And we have a couple of things.
Reduced expenses, increased income, shrinking market,
low profitability, little sales, and high cost.
Please, try to think about what would be the key message,
key statement, and key topic.
You can pause the video now and arrange everything
and in a second we will arrange that together as well.
Narrator: Two hours later.
-: The question here is how to increase profitability.
So probably the situation is low profitability.
It could also be high cost, this would also work here,
but for the sake of this question,
I'm directly answering this situation
by calling it low profitability.
Let's go now one by one.
Reduced expenses.
This is already a recommendation
and probably in the past you might put it here,
but you know right now
that the resolution should come naturally at the end
at the closing part of your presentation,
so I will put them here.
Increased income.
That's also another end-game recommendation we could do.
Now, everything will fall into the middle category.
Shrinking market, little sales and high cost.
Of course, some information about high cost can be here
and how to reduce the highest cost,
but you get the idea about the situation,
the problems, the complication, and the resolution.
This is a correct, solved exercise.
I hope you both learn something
and have fun completing those exercises.
We will continue with amazing topics in the next lecture,
so stay tuned and let's go there.
I, for certain, cannot wait.