I mentioned before that students on a Business Communication course are referring to Brexit in their own work. These students are working in a variety of businesses. It is striking that none of them see Brexit as being positive but are also assuming a "softer" Brexit than the government seems to be promising. It makes me wonder whether businesses are being complacent about the likelihood of a "hard" Brexit or whether the government is presenting the worst possible case scenario seem likely so that voters will be "impressed" when it does not happen.
Assignments are certainly more interesting this year, which is perhaps the only positive of the referendum result.
Student perspectives on Brexit
I mentioned before that students on a Business Communication course are referring to Brexit in their own work. These students are working in a variety of businesses. It is striking that none of them see Brexit as being positive but are also assuming a "softer" Brexit than the government seems to be promising. It makes me wonder whether businesses are being complacent about the likelihood of a "hard" Brexit or whether the government is presenting the worst possible case scenario seem likely so that voters will be "impressed" when it does not happen.
Assignments are certainly more interesting this year, which is perhaps the only positive of the referendum result.