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Thinking Strategically by MTD Training

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Thinking Strategically
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Publisher: BookBoon
ISBN-13: 9788776817107
Number of pages: 56

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Thinking strategically requires research, analysis, and forethought in order to create a plan for how you will proceed as an organization. In this textbook you'll receive an insight into the strategic thinking and planning process. What does it take to formulate a strategy? And how does strategic thinking differ from normal thinking?

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