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    Rich Horwath es un reconocido experto en pensamiento estratégico, que ha empoderado a decenas de miles de gerentes a nivel mundial para mejorar sus capacidades estratégicas. Su trabajo profundiza en la aplicación práctica del pensamiento estratégico para combatir estrategias defectuosas y salvaguardar planes críticos. Basándose en su experiencia como ex Director de Estrategia y profesor universitario, Horwath aporta una gran riqueza de conocimientos tanto del ámbito académico como del corporativo. Su enfoque está diseñado para dotar a los líderes de las herramientas necesarias para una toma de decisiones estratégicas eficaz y el éxito.

    Strategyman Vs. the Anti-Strategy Squad

    • Strategyman Vs. the Anti-Strategy Squad

      • 176 páginas
      • 7 horas de lectura

      All over the world, businesses are facing bankruptcy, and people's jobs are at risk. The culprit? A gang known as the Anti-Strategy Squad (A.S.S.), comprised of villains like Meeting Menace, Fire Driller, and Silo-Clops, who are sabotaging strategic plans. Technobody, a maker of wearable technologies, is under siege, but it refuses to succumb without a fight. Led by fearless managers and three superheroes—StrategyMan, Innovatara, and Purposeidon—Technobody rallies its strategic thinking powers for a final battle against bad strategy. Research indicates that strategic thinking is the most crucial leadership capability for executives, yet only 30% of people possess this skill. Given that poor strategy is the leading cause of business failure, it’s essential for teams to be equipped with the right knowledge and tools. This book offers insights on developing a common language for strategy, creating a shared understanding, designing practical toolkits, and fostering daily strategic thinking. Readers will learn to infuse innovation into their strategies, facilitate effective strategy conversations, lead productive meetings, set clear directions, and ultimately grow their businesses profitably. In today's competitive market, being strategic is not just advantageous—it's essential for survival.

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