By Jan Cavelle
The Apprentice makes entertaining TV but doesn’t provide young people with a realistic impression of the real business world, according to columnist Jan Cavelle. She reveals how the show encourages a “me” culture where candidates are often more concerned with their own performance – and blame others when results don’t go their way.
The Apprentice returns to TV screens on the evening of the 14 October, and you can bet that Alan Sugar will be equipped with a series of insults to hurl at candidates desperate to win his approval – and money. As such, we’ve tracked down the most successful winners and runners-up to see where they are now.
Susan Ma is another hot pick for the final of The Apprentice. Here are seven facts about (and pictures of) Susan Ma.
By Jason Hesse
Was last week’s “record-breaking” deal on The Apprentice fact or fiction?
Helen Milligan is a contender to win The Apprentice 2011. Here are ten facts you should know about The Apprentice’s Helen Milligan.
Last night saw another nail-biting episode of The Apprentice. And oh, what tension. We bring you the highlights and the lowlights from episode four.
Who wins” Who walks” Who makes us cringe and cover our eyes” Real Business reviews episode three of The Apprentice.
By Jason Hesse
Which candidates stand out on The Apprentice What do business leaders and entrepreneurs think of the motley crew” Find out here.
By Jason Hesse
Melody Hossaini is a candidate on The Apprentice 2011. Here are seven exclusive facts about Melody Hossaini that you didn’t know.
By Jason Hesse
Meet the male contestants of the BBC’s The Apprentice 2011.
