6 Characteristics of Strategic Thinking Skills

6 Characteristics of Strategic Thinking Skills

Improving strategic thinking skills is possible through the use of exercises and tools. Even if someone is not currently displaying characteristics of strategic thinking, they still may be strategic. There are six main characteristics that differentiate strategic thinking from tactical thinking: integration, imagination, refinement, prioritization, holism, and embracing complexity. By engaging the team in creating strategic impact, organizations can see greater market success. To learn more and take the first step towards smarter strategy, download the free mini-book RESULTS!!!

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