Good Strategy Bad Strategy (Review and Analysis of Rumelt's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from "Good Strategy Bad Strategy" explains what strategy is and exposes the three elements of a good strategy: diagnosis, guiding policy, and coherent actions, thus effectively providing you with the tools necessary to identify, devise and implement a good strategy.
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Good Strategy Bad Strategy by Richard Rumelt
Book Abstract
About the Author
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Summary of Good Strategy Bad Strategy (Richard Rumelt)
1. Good Strategy vs. Bad Strategy – The Defining Differences
2. The Nine Sources of Power For Good Strategies
3. How To Think Like a Strategist
Book Abstract
MAIN IDEA
Strategy is not what many people think it is. You don’t develop a strategy by using a fill-in-the-blanks mission statement blathering about how you will be world class in some field or another. Nor is strategy a declaration of war that you will hunker down and work hard to increase sales by twenty percent a year while simultaneously growing your profits. Neither effort, financial projections, platitudes or wishes about a prosperous future are strategy.
Pure and simple a strategy is the way you will deal with a high-stakes challenge. It’s the way you’ve developed to cohesively and intelligently respond to that challenge and move forward. Strategy is about how your organization will move forward.
A good strategy always contains three elements:
"The words ‘strategy’ and ‘strategic’ are often sloppily used to mark decisions made by the highest-level officials. However, when you speak of ‘strategy,’ you should not simply be marking the pay grade of the decision maker. Rather, the term ‘strategy’ should mean a cohesive response to an important challenge. A good strategy includes a set of coherent actions. They are not ‘implementation’ details; they are the punch of the strategy. A strategy that fails to define a variety of plausible and feasible immediate actions is missing a critical component. Doing strategy is figuring out how to advance the organization’s interests. Of course, a leader can set goals and delegate to others the