In the latest episode of the BBC's reality series 'The Apprentice', Roxanne Hamedi was the latest candidate to be eliminated after a challenging task involving the branding and marketing of bottled water. During the boardroom showdown, Lord Sugar made the difficult decision to fire Hamedi following her disappointing performance as sub team leader. The task required the contestants to create a brand, sell it live on social media, and produce a TV advert, but the overall execution fell short, leading to the team's loss.

Hamedi expressed her frustration at being let go, stating, "I didn't think I deserved it," and accused the team of using her as a scapegoat. She was part of a losing team, which included project manager Conor Galvin, whose leadership and the team's branding strategy faced harsh criticism from both the panel and viewers. The dynamics within the team and the decision-making process highlighted the intense pressure contestants face in the boardroom.

This episode emphasizes the competitive nature of 'The Apprentice' and how quickly fortunes can change for the participants. Being labeled as an easy scapegoat reflects the subjective nature of teamwork, especially under scrutiny. As the show progresses, viewers will likely keep a keen eye on how contestants navigate the high stakes of competition and the impact of leadership on group outcomes.