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<blockquote data-quote="Hana ♥" data-source="post: 202984" data-attributes="member: 27045"><p>I completely agree, I would have read that question like that too - i.e., what are PW’s competitive advantages and strategic positioning vs. competitors. However, the answer focuses heavily on existing expertise (the only point I got was that the teams are high quality, and each paragraph gives a different angle of what that looks like) without fully addressing how PW can leverage this expertise strategically going forward.</p><p></p><p>The first paragraph outlines really well PW’s strengths but misses a chance to connect them to market trends. The second paragraph’s focus on mentoring and development is good too, but it feels like an extension of the ‘talent’ theme rather than a distinct advantage. Similarly the final paragraph reads as a little too underdeveloped. </p><p></p><p>The answer could have better focused on only two points and frame these as key strengths that PW could use to capture future growth (eg not just current expertise and how it's used - a little too descriptive). </p><p></p><p>I hope this is helpful [USER=33996]@legal18[/USER] !</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hana ♥, post: 202984, member: 27045"] I completely agree, I would have read that question like that too - i.e., what are PW’s competitive advantages and strategic positioning vs. competitors. However, the answer focuses heavily on existing expertise (the only point I got was that the teams are high quality, and each paragraph gives a different angle of what that looks like) without fully addressing how PW can leverage this expertise strategically going forward. The first paragraph outlines really well PW’s strengths but misses a chance to connect them to market trends. The second paragraph’s focus on mentoring and development is good too, but it feels like an extension of the ‘talent’ theme rather than a distinct advantage. Similarly the final paragraph reads as a little too underdeveloped. The answer could have better focused on only two points and frame these as key strengths that PW could use to capture future growth (eg not just current expertise and how it's used - a little too descriptive). I hope this is helpful [USER=33996]@legal18[/USER] ! [/QUOTE]
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