A Miss-Classified Factor in a SWOT Analysis
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What problems could be created if during the swot analysis some factor is miss-classified...such as management classifying something as strength, when it really is not strength? Make up an example to demonstrate your point.
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A factor that is miss-classified in a swot analysis can hamper the ability of management in creating a strategic plan or identifying competitive marketing plans. Strengths and weaknesses are balanced to help the company management decide on what to focus ...
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