Thursday, October 16, 2008

Flex day Trip

Flex Day Field Trip

October 12, 2008 Flex day
Garment Factory Questions

1. Name one idea you have after this visit that connects to the idea of using resources!
2. Name one idea you have after this visit that relates to the word 'population'.
3. On a scale of 1-10, 10 being the top score, how would you rate the quality of the work environment you saw here, and why?
4. What does the word 'export' have to do with today's visit?
5. What do you think the level of safety is here? What makes you think this?
6. How old do you think the workers here are, on average?
7. What is one question you still have about the garment industry here in Bangladesh?
8. What types of issues does this factory cause or help solve in terms of resources here in Bangladesh?
9. What might you say about economic issues based on today's visit?

Do you think the products being manufactured here help or hurt
Bangladesh?


Answer one of the above questions and add two points of observation or reflection from the day abouts the two places we visited (Sterling Styles factory and Up2Date apparel office). Also you can compose a question that you may have from our flex day adventures. You should post these three items on your blog page.
1) answer a question 2) make two observations or reflections (or write your own questions that you may have) Three things in total!

question #6: In average, I think the workers' ages are around the age 35. The reason is, because no factory wants to have an old man as a worker, or too young man or kid has a worker. So, I think the best age is around 35 because a man should have a god enough strength, and good enough thinking.

I never knew that Bangladesh country side can have a clean factory that makes a good quality clothes.

The question that I still have is that how do they teach all those employees in that huge factory? When they first build that factory, it could have taken years to teach all those employees. I still can't believe that there are factories with that good quality in Bangladesh country side.

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