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Cedric Chin
@ejames_c
I am about 90% convinced that Good Strategy Bad Strategy is a bad book. Two questions: 1. What is something actionable you took away from the book? 2. In a year’s time, circle back and ask: what changes did I make as a result of that takeaway?
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Ergest Xheblati
@ergestx
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@ejames_c
Hmm yes I tend to agree. I've read the book, thought it was insightful but ultimately suffers from the typical academic syndrome. It's an explanatory model but not a normative one. It gives you criteria to check a strategy not to generate one. It's NP-Complete
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