Patagonia harvard case study analysis

Hello,

Need assistance with writing case study. Professor grades extremely hard so you have to follow guidelines that he provided below. I also attached an example and his feedback to one of my recent papers. You can use as a guide.

Please take a few minutes to read the following.

To begin, please review the details as to what is expected for these business case papers. All details can be found on page 9 of the syllabus. To reiterate and also attached:

-Papers are to be a minimum of 3 pages, maximum 4 pages, not including the cover page and references.

-Papers are to be double spaced. Margins are to be 1 inch all around; 12 point Times New Roman font.

-You need to use at least 3 trusted sources OTHER than the case study itself.

-At Mercy College, APA format is used – please review APA guidelines for proper formatting of the cover page; running head; pagination; in-text citations; references page (not Works Cited).

You may want to use the grading rubric that is found on page 9 in the syllabus as an outline for your paper to ensure that you fully answer all parts of the assignment question. To reiterate, the multi-pronged assignment question and response will contain the following separate and distinct sections in your paper submission including:

-Concise Introduction

-Concise Summary of the Case Study (be sure to always cite the case study itself!!)

-Critical Evaluation of the case study issues from the perspective of Business

-Critical Evaluation of the case study issues from the perspective of Government

-Critical Evaluation of the case study issues from the perspective of Society

-Critical Evaluation of the how the case study issues from the three perspective Inter-Relate

-Concise Conclusion

Failing to fully answer any part of the above sections will result in points being deducted from your grade. Please note that if you do not include subsection headings, it must be absolutely clear what part of the multi-pronged assignment question you are answering.

Please be sure to consistently include in-text citations for ALL of the material you use from other sources which is not your own independent thoughts and words. Citations are needed for material that is both paraphrased as well as material which is quoted. By not including an in-text citation, the material presents as if it is your own independent thought and writing, which can be construed as plagiarism, if and when it is material taken from another source.

Please note that the case study itself needs to be cited. There are different ways to incorporate in-text citations into your writing, you can find examples online. But it is imperative that you include the citations.

Furthermore, in-text citations are used to show the source that supports your assertions as part of the critical evaluation process. Without citations, the assertion being made reads as a personal opinion and not critical evaluation of the issue because you are not showing from what trusted source you are obtaining the information to support your statement. Any assertion needs to be ‘validated’ by finding support for the assertion from a trusted source. The citation of the trusted source tells the reader from where the support is coming from.