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Describe the 10 principles suggested by Hamel for helping firms become revolutionaries in their industries.

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Describe the 10 principles suggested by Hamel for helping firms become revolutionaries in their industries

1. STRATEGIC PLANNING ISN'T STRATEGIC - This means that strategic planning is really not strategic but a calendar driven ritual that would involve plans rather than something challenging and innovative that could possibly lead to discovery.

2. STRATEGY MAKING MUST BE SUBVERSIVE - This means that you want to make strategies that actually challenge the status quo and are actually doing something different.

3. THE BOTTLENECK IS AT THE TOP OF THE ...

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