
Category winner: Meat Puppets. Ethical Dilemma in a Restaurant Setting
This case won the Outstanding New Case Writer Competition at The Case Centre Awards and Competitions 2020. #CaseAwards2020
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Celebrating Alexander and Vera’s winUnfortunately, due to the Coronavirus pandemic, we were unable to present Alexander and Vera in person with their trophies for winning the Outstanding New Case Writer Competition in 2020. Even though we couldn't make it to Russia, Alexander and Vera’s trophies did! We are delighted to celebrate Alexander and Vera’s win by sharing this picture of them and their awards - congratulations! It's wonderful to see the trophies with such a stunning backdrop. Discover more about Alexander and Vera’s winning case below. If you're interested in entering the competition in the future you can find out more here. |
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Meat Puppets. Ethical Dilemma in a Restaurant Setting.
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Alexander Korchagin and Vera CherepanovaAlexander and Vera discuss the challenges of writing a good case and the importance of a powerful teaching note. Fantastic feelingAlexander said: “This award is the recognition of all the effort we have put into our case, and it feels absolutely fantastic. This means that hard work pays off – we look at our fellow winners and feel honoured to be on a list featuring prestigious schools like Harvard Business School and INSEAD. It is very motivating to be rewarded for a top-quality job.” Setting the case apartVera explained: “Although the case is focused on an ethical dilemma, it has a very unusual context. Often the cases with ethical dilemmas describe a workplace situation faced by an employee in the office. Our case stands out from that crowd with an appealing restaurant setting. “The case has a huge potential for discussion. Our protagonist’s original Facebook post received almost 8,000 comments, confirming the interest within broader audiences.”
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