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The Unseen Divide: Good Strategy vs. Bad Strategy
We dissect Richard Rumelt's 'Good Strategy Bad Strategy,' revealing why most corporate 'strategies' are mere wish lists and how true strategic advantage stems from a rigorous diagnosis, a guiding policy, and coherent, focused action.
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“We dissect Richard Rumelt's 'Good Strategy Bad Strategy,' revealing why most corporate 'strategies' are mere wish lists and how true strategic advantage stems from a rigorous diagnosis, a guiding policy, and coherent, focused action.”
— Richard Rumelt, The Unseen Divide: Good Strategy vs. Bad Strategy
strategy, leadership, problem solving
For leaders, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers grappling with complex challenges, this book offers the critical lens to discern genuine strategic pathways from mere ambition, equipping them to diagnose problems accurately and forge coherent actions that drive measurable, sustainable success.
Richard Rumelt is a renowned authority in strategy, whose decades of advising global corporations and teaching at UCLA's Anderson School have given him unparalleled insight into the practical realities and common pitfalls of strategic decision-making.