| Carl | Diane | Lisa | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Education | Bachelor's degree from a mid-ranked university | Bachelor's degree from a top-ranked university | Master's degree from a top-ranked university |
| Work Experience | 5 years as an electrical engineer, 20 years as a mechanical engineer | 5 years as an electrical engineer, 3 years in training | 10 years as an electrical engineer, 5 years as a mechanical engineer, 5 years in training |
| Skills | CAD software, programming | CAD software, office software | CAD software, programming, office software |
| Requested Salary | 5,000,000 yen per year | 6,000,000 yen per year | 10,000,000 yen per year |
Pretty good, thanks.
Not bad.
Good. And you?
Lisa sounds like the perfect person for the job.
Lisa's experience would make her a good candidate for the new engineering position.
Lisa specifically requested to earn more than 1,000,000 per year, so she might be too expensive for us.
Personally, I like Diane. She has the experience we need, and her salary requests fit our budget.
I don't think that Carl has all of the skills we need because he doesn't know Office software.
Carl has worked in an engineering field for a long time and we could easily train him to learn more. His salary request is low, so let's choose him!
| Florida State | University of California | Michigan State University | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | ¥250,000 | ¥200,000 | ¥180,000 |
| Classes in the Program | English, Native American Culture, Accounting | English, History of American Film, Business Administration | English, History of Automotive Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering |
| Activities | Sightseeing, Disney World trip, cruise ship experience | Sightseeing, surfing, practice internship | Shopping, science museum, great lakes tour |
| Length of Program | 3 weeks | 4 weeks | 3 weeks |
Not much.
I've been really busy with my students.
Well, all universities offer English, which is nice. All also offer either history or culture classes as well. The low cost of the Michigan State program makes it really attractive, but it may not relate well to our students. As our students primarily are from the economics department, perhaps Florida State, where our students could study Accounting would be a good choice. However, Business Administration at The University California also may be a good match.
All programs provide really different opportunities. The Flordia State program is mostly just really fun and includes sightseeing, a trip to DisneyWorld, and experience on a cruise ship! The University of California offers both fun and learning experiences because the students can sightsee and surf, which is a cultural experience, but also participate in a practice internship. Michigan State University seems pretty good as well, offering students a chance to shop, visit a science museum, and visit the Great Lakes.
Personally I would go for the University of California because the price is moderate, but the chance at a practice internship is priceless.
I mean, how can we turn down DisneyWorld? We have to go with Florida State! Also, our economics students would really benefit from English and Accounting classes.
I'm not sure, but even though the price is good, I don't think we should choose Michigan State. The courses offered are not really in line with our economics students.