November 2023
Intermediate to advanced
284 pages
6h 44m
English
Content preview from How to Think Strategically
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bottoms-up approach, 115
hypothesis testing, 115
levels of, 116
top-down (deductive) reasoning, 115
Absorb ambiguity, 229
Accountability, 148
Achieve–preserve–avoid technique, 204
Advocacy, 204
Agile Manifesto, 239
essential strategic thinking task, 7
planning, 131
surprise and emergence, 134–135
Availability heuristic, 195–196
BALD framework, 218
Ben Franklin technique, 83–84. See also Microskills
Business intelligence, 203
Business strategy, 44
Centralization, ...
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