HBR Guide to Thinking Strategically (HBR Guide Series)

HBR Guide to Thinking Strategically (HBR Guide Series)

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Summary

Bring strategy into your daily work。 It's your responsibility as a manager to ensure that your work - and the work of your team - aligns with the overarching objectives of your organization。 But when you're faced with competing projects and limited time, it's difficult to keep strategy front of mind。 How do you keep your eye on the long term amid a sea of short-term demands? You need to change the way you think。 The HBR Guide to Thinking Strategically provides practical advice and tips to help you see the big-picture perspective in every aspect of your daily work - from making decisions to setting team priorities to attacking your own to-do list - and help you become the leader you aspire to be。 You'll learn how to: Understand your organization's strategy Align your team around key objectives Focus on the priorities that matter Spot trends in your company and in your industry Consider future outcomes when making decisions Manage trade-offs Embrace a leadership mindsetAuthor BiographyHarvard Business Review is the leading destination for smart management thinking。 Through its flagship magazine, 13 international licensed editions, books from Harvard Business Review Press, and digital content and tools published on HBR。 org, Harvard Business Review provides professionals around the world with rigorous insights and best practices to lead themselves and their organizations more effectively and to make a positive impact。 - Hbr Guide To Thinking Strategically (Hbr Guide Series) By Harvard Business Review (Paperback)

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Harley Fricker

I’ve just finished the HBR Guide to Thinking Strategically - it’s not a manual or framework, but a collection of published articles with thought points or principles。It’s a good read but most of all I liked this quote about todays ability to access information: “The brightest and most inspiring minds are at your fingertips—read books and articles, listen to podcasts and interviews, and watch instructive videos, webinars, and more to expand your thinking and learn new approaches relevant to your I’ve just finished the HBR Guide to Thinking Strategically - it’s not a manual or framework, but a collection of published articles with thought points or principles。It’s a good read but most of all I liked this quote about todays ability to access information: “The brightest and most inspiring minds are at your fingertips—read books and articles, listen to podcasts and interviews, and watch instructive videos, webinars, and more to expand your thinking and learn new approaches relevant to your specific situation。” 。。。more

Alyssa Chen

I'm in general a fan of the HBR Guide books。 They are a series of short articles based on a theme。 The short articles are written by professors, researchers, and/or industry experts。 They typically have advice, practical frameworks/templates to follow, and real-life examples/case studies。 If you enjoy the HBR Guide series and feel like these business books can apply to your day-to-day, then I think this one is a great one to read。 It was thoughtfully categorized with each section providing frame I'm in general a fan of the HBR Guide books。 They are a series of short articles based on a theme。 The short articles are written by professors, researchers, and/or industry experts。 They typically have advice, practical frameworks/templates to follow, and real-life examples/case studies。 If you enjoy the HBR Guide series and feel like these business books can apply to your day-to-day, then I think this one is a great one to read。 It was thoughtfully categorized with each section providing frameworks on how to think strategically, questions to ask yourself, and real-world examples of putting the frameworks into practice。 While some of the principles or frameworks may seem simple, it is helpful to have them laid out in a framework that you can always go back and reference。 I will definitely be utilizing the research in this book to apply them to decision-making。 。。。more

Gayle Abbott

there are some strong areas and insights and others that weren't worth doing more than scanning。 there are some strong areas and insights and others that weren't worth doing more than scanning。 。。。more

Runsheng Li

Corporate manipulation master class。 Useful but disgusting to be frank。

meha gangopadhyay。

An easy story telling way of define, and describe organization al strategy 。The approach of defining strategies with various example and help readers to correlate。Anyone in leadership or wants to join leadership should consider this research。

Gui

Achei interessante para avaliar como esse tipo de livro traz reflexões e/ou inspira novas atitudes, mas de um modo geral fiquei com a impressão de que o livro aborda tudo de forma meio rasa e com textos que se “auto comprovam”。Para citar um exemplo, penso que pensamento estratégico implica em reflexões críticas e um certo grau de questionamento de “verdades universais “ ou “lugares comuns”, mas o próprio livro não pratica isso nenhuma vez, na minha opinião。

Dryan Janapin

a lot of learnings。

Allisonperkel

On the bright side, this book is a series of short articles that vary in usability versus common sense。 Another bright side is this is a very quick read。 On the down side, this book still isn't very good for critical business thinking。 On the bright side, this book is a series of short articles that vary in usability versus common sense。 Another bright side is this is a very quick read。 On the down side, this book still isn't very good for critical business thinking。 。。。more

Sara Hall

I didn’t go to business school and my professional development courses in design and Architecture focused more on scoping and completing work over strategy。 There were definitely some great exercises and techniques in this book but for me, regarding design in government tech, only a third of the book seemed relevant。 It’s certainly worth the read and I will keep it around when I need inspiration and to shift my perspective。

Axmed Bahjad

OK。

Kamalika

You'll learn, how to maintain a broad perspective, set team and individual goals aligned to the overarching strategy, communicate strategic visions effectively, align team projects, be agile and execute your strategjes and much much moreWill definitely reference this again in times to come You'll learn, how to maintain a broad perspective, set team and individual goals aligned to the overarching strategy, communicate strategic visions effectively, align team projects, be agile and execute your strategjes and much much moreWill definitely reference this again in times to come 。。。more

Andres De La Rosa

A plethora of frameworks and tactics on how to think and act strategically。 Great guide to help someone get out of tunnel vision or a myopic thinking rut。 Typical HBR style, articles curated from various consultants, professors, and in this case, strategists。 Enjoy。

Robert Rich

I like the HBR books but this one just didn’t do it for me。 Strategy is a hard thing to write about and this guide proves that for sure。

David Clulee

A crash course in Strategic ThinkingLearn "all about" strategic thinking from Harvard Business Review。 Full of real-life tips, anecdotes, and insights from consultants, CEOs, and academics。 The veritable treasure chest at the end of the rainbow。 A crash course in Strategic ThinkingLearn "all about" strategic thinking from Harvard Business Review。 Full of real-life tips, anecdotes, and insights from consultants, CEOs, and academics。 The veritable treasure chest at the end of the rainbow。 。。。more

Heng

Like the other HBR book, this one is not extensively organized。 The book does group chapters into sections based on their focuses, but the chapters are not necessarily connected。 Strategic thinking has always been a myth to me。 This book makes the concept of strategies more practical, and the guidances are actionable。 Recommend this as a reference book for periodical reviewing or when things got stuck。

Adam Mohd Noor

Recently, my boss commented that I should drastically develop my strategic thinking if I intend to successfully move up through the career ladder。 That comment really surprised me。 Let's face it; lawyers being lawyers, we rarely take the liberty to free up our time to strategise our work and prioritise important works。 We glorify our actions even if it means we mostly get our head down and try to complete all works given without understanding the intensity or magnitude of any particular works。We Recently, my boss commented that I should drastically develop my strategic thinking if I intend to successfully move up through the career ladder。 That comment really surprised me。 Let's face it; lawyers being lawyers, we rarely take the liberty to free up our time to strategise our work and prioritise important works。 We glorify our actions even if it means we mostly get our head down and try to complete all works given without understanding the intensity or magnitude of any particular works。Well guess what? It's completely new ball game for in-house legal counsel as we're required to be an active business partner and advocate for both the legality and commercial perspectives of any given tasks。 Anyways, this is one if the first HBR guide book that I've read and I've throughly enjoyed reading it。 Surprisingly, the contents' is plainly-writing and easily accessible to anyone。 Don't get me wrong, some of the sub-topics are ridiculously obvious and are derived without much thinking。 Nonetheless, I've enjoyed it。 Amongst the best sub-topics includes "Assess and Manage Trade-Offs" and "When the Strategy is Unclear, in Flux or Always Changing"。This should be the go-to book for anyone to everyone regardless of the where they currently stand in their career。 An enjoyable read and one that I'll read again from time to time。 。。。more

Nestor Echave

Some papers are great。 Interesting book。

Adama

Good for quick referenceIf you are looking for a book that will teach you strategic thinking, this isn't a book for you。 However if you are looking for quick reference about strategy development and execution, this guide is valuable。 It includes several chapters from great authors who share good approaches, frameworks, tools and trips。I personally like the section on "Move from Thinking Strategically to Executing the Strategy"。 Good for quick referenceIf you are looking for a book that will teach you strategic thinking, this isn't a book for you。 However if you are looking for quick reference about strategy development and execution, this guide is valuable。 It includes several chapters from great authors who share good approaches, frameworks, tools and trips。I personally like the section on "Move from Thinking Strategically to Executing the Strategy"。 。。。more

Jay

Provides some useful frameworks and questions to help define strategy, differentiate and change the 'zoom' of your perspective。 Provides some useful frameworks and questions to help define strategy, differentiate and change the 'zoom' of your perspective。 。。。more