Three MBA students/classmates in Bayes Business School had different working experiences: one student worked in a large
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Three MBA students/classmates in Bayes Business School had different working experiences: one student worked in a large investment bank based in London as a junior financial analyst previously, one student worked in a small FinTech company that focuses on Big Data Machine Learning and the other student was a data scientist in a giant Tech company. During their MBA final course project with a real-word case study, they realise that many companies in London struggle to engage the best diverse talents, while people from less advantaged backgrounds do not receive many career opportunities. As a result, after graduating from the MBA, these three classmates want to build a new business that will help connecting/matching these firms in London and individuals from minority ethnic backgrounds (or from poor families), in order to solve this specific talent search and matching problem.
Since two of these MBA students had previous working experiences in Tech companies, they ask you to collect relevant data from social media platforms. For example, you plan to do some online survey on the Facebook in order to understand the opinion of individuals from minority ethnic backgrounds (or from poor families) about this business idea. Please state any potential biases in data collection specifically during this online survey on Facebook.
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Introduction to Operations Research
ISBN: 978-1259162985
10th edition
Authors: Frederick S. Hillier, Gerald J. Lieberman
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