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The Apprentice Review - Episode 10
Friday, April 01, 2005

Each team would create a brand-new type of pizza for Dominos, a company that serves up more than 400 million pizzas a year to hungry customers. Each team would incorporate a pizza topping that Dominos didn't normally use - Trump mentioned he was partial to meatballs. Each team would then make and sell their pizzas from a mobile kitchen. The winner would be the team with the highest sales. The losers would return to the boardroom where another candidate would be fired. George and Carolyn would keep a watchful eye on the fledgling pizza businesses and report back to Trump.
Done with this task, both teams arrived at the boardroom to learn the results of their hard work. Carolyn reported that Magna had taken in $653.12 thanks in large part to Kendra and Tana's marketing effort. George said that Net Worth's sales totaled only $523.90. Magna was the winner! ...(NBC news)

Supply Chain Consultant
Trump felt that Stephanie wasn't a strong leader and so he finally said, "Stephanie, you're fired!" I was upset to see Stephanie get fired in last night's episode. Seems Trump returned to his old style that the PM (project manager) is the one who gets fired almost every case. The common reason Trump said is "you are not respected by your team", "you didn't show any leadership" or "you have a lack of leadership". How come PM was always a target to blame on while the team player did not respect the leader or screwed up the task??

Chris bad manner
The existing candidates:
1. Alex Thomason -- Net Worth -- (Seattle, WA) Prosecutor
2. Angie Harper -- Net Worth--(Lake Balboa, Calif.) Gym Franchise Owner
3. Bren Olswanger -- Magna --(Memphis, Tenn.) Prosecutor
4. Chris Shelton -- Net Worth --(Las Vegas) Real Estate Investor
5. Craig Williams -- Magna --(Conley, Ga.) Shoeshine Business Owner
6. Kendra Todd -- Magna --(Boynton Beach, Fla.) Real Estate Broker
7. Tana Goertz -- Magna -- (Des Moines, Iowa) Sales Executive
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