This is my favourite blog because Danii is super organised and I love the way she presents her assessment steps. It is easy to follow and I used it as a guide for my own assessments format as I was a bit overwhelmed. She does not write too much that is becomes boring and everything she writes is relevant and engaging. Melbourne IT sounds like an interesting company to be studying and I am looking forward to following Danii’s journey. I am sure I will revisit Danii’s blog throughout this unit to use it as a guide for my own.
It is clear Amanda has done significant research about her company. Her blog is also one that is the furthest along in the assessments that I have looked at. Her blog flows on from section to section and is easy to read/relate to. I can clearly identify which step she is addressing under each heading. Amanda has found heaps of articles and videos about her company (which makes me a little worried I have not done enough research). I couldn’t find an about me section (which could be a result of my lack of IT skills), so if this is not present on her blog it would be a great addition.
My favourite feature of Tahleetha’s blog is the menu bar across the top which makes it easy to navigate to her step 3 and step 5. Tahleetha uses in text links which I think is fantastic – this is not something I have learned to do yet myself but now I will be looking into how to do it. I noticed that Tahleetha seemed to use the income statement and the balance sheet as key concepts to work on. I have also done this in my step 3 and I was not sure if I was on the right track so it was great to read that Tahleetha has also done this. I learned from Tahleetha’s blog about the order of liquidity which means that whichever assets can be liquidated the quickest is listed first on the balance sheet. Clearly, from reading Tahleetha’s blog we all have something we can learn from eachother.
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