Target Competitors

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I have the opportunity to involved in a Target competition case in my junior year of college. I need to work with four team members to come up with the best clothing line suggestion for Target. During the preparation, my teammates came up with a “lower cost” plan. However, after researching the company, I had doubt about the plan since Target is not competing with Wal-Mart. Instead, I provide information about how Target had successful collaborations with designers’ brands and we should stick our plan to the data. After a discussion, all the team members agree with my plan and we made to the final round. I am someone who truly believes in communication and teamwork. Working together toward a common vision is the first step to dream work.

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