Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Would Ferris Bueller Find Debt Collection Software Useful?

By Rob Sutter


I think that it's astounding just how many details you'll be able to pick up as far as movies are concerned. Some of the details you find are ones that you probably didn't make a connection to in the past. You probably enjoyed the film too much to notice such things, which isn't a bad thing. "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" is a movie that I watched again recently and I could definitely see this character's connection to debt collection software, if it came about.

Before talking about how Bueller could use such software, don't you think that he would be the debtor in just about any case you could think of? Consider the fact that he's not exactly the typical good kid and that he bends the rules more often than most other students. Not only does he steal his best friend's father's car but he skips out on school in order to take his girlfriend Sloane, as well as Cameron, into the city. You could imagine how his behavior would land him in trouble in the future.

Bueller definitely has a tendency of living in the moment and I think that it has become both a blessing and a curse for him. There have been times when his rivalry with Principal Rooney was grown to substantial proportions and it almost landed him in trouble. However, it always seemed like he was able to find a way out of it. Whether he was able to evade trouble based on his own wit or sheer luck, I believe that his ability to keep out of danger is worth noting.

Bueller may be something of a troublemaker but I believe that his skill with a computer deserves to be noted. What happened was that he had the desire of a car as a present but his parents bought him a computer in its stead. Even though there was disappointment on his behalf, you can tell that his ability to utilize systems could play into the way that debt collection software is handled. Agencies like Rapid Recovery have to predict whether he'd succeed or fail.

It's apparent that Bueller is very intelligent but it seems like he'll only utilize it when it benefits him most. This seems to be the case for a number of struggling high school students and, in that sense, he's all the more relatable as a character. Would he be someone who is able to utilize debt collection software in order to make a living? I think that he would have to undergo growth as a young adult because, as the movie showed, his level of responsibility hasn't exactly reached the peak.




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