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Case Study Template
Case Study Template
Direction: Type your complete name below through this format, SURNAME, FIRST NAME M.I., the date or
submission and the section where you belong in this form (i.e. Grade 12 – ABM Section) And then, affix
your signature on the right side of the column using a black ballpoint pen.
I. CASE BACKGROUND
Your problem statement should be in a question form. You have to scrutinize and assess the
main problem of the case given.
III. OBJECTIVES
Your objectives should be “SMARTER”. What do you want to achieve after solving the
problem? What are your expected results after addressing the problem of the case?
IV. AREAS OF CONSIDERATION
SWOT
ASPECTS DETERMINED
COMPONENT
S
S1. List down in here at least 3.
STRENGTHS
W
W1. List down in here at least 3.
WEAKNESSES
O
O1. List down in here at least 3.
OPPORTUNITIES
T
T1. List down in here at least 3.
THREATS
Provide at least two or three strategies (solutions) that can solve the problem. If you are the
consultant of the firm, what would be your proposition in solving the problem of the case?
VI. RECOMMENDATION
Out of your ACAs or the solutions presented, choose one that you can consider as the best
solution in solving the case, and explain or discuss why you have chosen this. Support your
recommendation with facts to make it more realistic.
RUBRIC SHEET
CASE ANALYSIS REPORT
Total
Deductions or Plus Points (if there’s any)
GRAND TOTAL
Evaluated by:
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Signature over Printed Name
Vice Ganda, age 26, is a consumer loan associate at a large downtown branch of
Sun Street Supply. Her expertise centres on processing loans for vehicles, boats, large
home appliances, and furniture. Vice Ganda hopes to soon be promoted to a loan officer
and then perhaps a bank manager several years later. The loan applications she works
with come through handwritten forms at the bank as well as in digital form from the bank’s
many retail partners.
Sun Street Supply is almost 100 years old, but it thoroughly modern in its business
processes and human resource management policies. For more than ten years Sun
Street Supply management has placed considerable emphasis on hiring older people and
men and women of different races and ethnic groups because the majority of its
customers are 50 years or older.