Modifications in strategic plan and leadership
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Sometimes when an organization's plan is very detailed, situations change and the plan has to then be modified. Problems can occur with detailed plans when situations change and the plan has to be changed, many times without a lot of analyzing time available. Do you agree with this statement?
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The expert discusses role of leadership in modification of strategic plans.
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Yes, I do agree with this statement. Complex and large strategic plans of an organization often require modifications and changes due to changes in the external environment, such as changes in competitive scenario, laws and regulations, consumer taste and preferences, etc. Leadership plays a very important role in ...
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