Ep 363: Why do good strategies still sometimes fail?
13 de nov. de 2023 ·
20m 7s
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Ever wonder why a good strategy still failed? On this episide we discuss content by Dr. Marc Sniukas. 7 things that destroy a solid strategy: 1. Inconsistency: conflicting actions &...
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Ever wonder why a good strategy still failed? On this episide we discuss content by Dr. Marc Sniukas.
7 things that destroy a solid strategy:
1. Inconsistency: conflicting actions & decisions.
2. Complexity: overly complicated plans.
3. Rigidity: inability to adapt to change.
4. Ambiguity: lack of clear direction.
5. Conformity: no creative edge.
6. Inertia: goals without actions.
7. Diffusion: no clear priorities. A new study reports that more than 40% of newly promoted leaders fail within 18 months. We discuss why and how to lower the odds of it happening to you.
Link to LinkedIn Post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sniukas_strategy-activity-7126485806923276288-ylQM
Patreon Account: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=22174142
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7 things that destroy a solid strategy:
1. Inconsistency: conflicting actions & decisions.
2. Complexity: overly complicated plans.
3. Rigidity: inability to adapt to change.
4. Ambiguity: lack of clear direction.
5. Conformity: no creative edge.
6. Inertia: goals without actions.
7. Diffusion: no clear priorities. A new study reports that more than 40% of newly promoted leaders fail within 18 months. We discuss why and how to lower the odds of it happening to you.
Link to LinkedIn Post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sniukas_strategy-activity-7126485806923276288-ylQM
Patreon Account: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=22174142
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