Good Strategy Bad Strategy
by Richard Rumelt · Richard Rumelt
Rumelt argues most corporate strategy is goal-setting dressed up as analysis, and defines a kernel of diagnosis, guiding policy, and coherent action. Readers finish able to distinguish real strategy from slogans and financial targets.
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