O Always max out Quarterly PAT Training and Productivity Improvement each year. O Always max out Quarterly Bonus for Perfect Attendance. O Always max out incentive bonus to reduce warranty claims. O Never make more or less than your forecasted/projected retailer orders. O Always match Assembly to order and remember to change labor after each match. O You want to maximize retailers and market share to maximize profit. O Popularity is how much the retailers like your company (camera quality, prices, etc), therefore if your popularity is high then the number of retailers will go up, so pay close attention and do what they like. O Set your prices with good promotion rate to be effective. O Always decrease price from previous year, never increase prices. O Never dramatically decrease Multi P/Q below industry average. O For Multi, always have the highest P/Q in the industry while having the lowest price within your P/Q range. O For Entry, always have the lowest price in the industry while having the lowest cost. An effective way to enhance your chances of success is reading Glo-Bus simulation methods and Glo-Bus simulation game tips from a strategy guide written by a Glo-Bus champion.O Always max R&D in Product Design for both Entry and Multi every year until you hit $60-$70k or until you see diminishing returns.

Learning how to play the Glo-Bus simulation game can help you achieve a score that makes you a champion. The Ultimate Strategy Guide for Becoming a Glo-Bus Champion My site offers my premium Glo-Bus strategy guide and a free Glo-Bus Free Tips guide if you join my Glo-Bus Strategy Email club. My strategies have branched out as I develop techniques for not only winning the game, but turning around sick companies who are headed towards bankruptcy even in the late stages of the game. Eventually earning the title of “Grand Champion of the Glo-Bus Simulation”Įver since then I’ve been working towards perfecting my strategies, and I’ve been helping students achieve success by replicating a strong mid game strategy with a surprise finale move. I worked the strategy in mind from the start, I hovered around second place for the first few years of the game, and sprung the trap even earlier, taking the game by year 9. I was invited to a Grand Championship Invitational in 2014, and this time I was ready. My professor was so impressed, I even had to give a special presentation to the Dean about how I came with such a potent strategy that brought down a company that had won nearly every round until the end.

The BIGGEST UPSET EVER as I swiped the win from underneath the top company.

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