Analytical or Intuitive – finding a sweet spot for strategic thinking
24 May, 2017
There are at least two modes styles of thinking that managers appear to follow in developing their strategy: intuitive and analytical.
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There are at least two modes styles of thinking that managers appear to follow in developing their strategy: intuitive and analytical.
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