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Strategic Planning Flashcards

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  1. In a Balanced Scorecard, which perspective measures employee skills, culture, and information systems?

    Answer: Learning and Growth

    The Learning and Growth perspective addresses people, culture, and infrastructure capabilities that drive future performance.

  2. A coach asks, 'If you could only accomplish three things this year, what would they be?' What strategic planning principle does this question support?

    Answer: Prioritization and focus

    Limiting the number of priorities forces focus on what matters most strategically.

  3. Which tool visually links objectives across perspectives to show cause-and-effect relationships in a strategy?

    Answer: Strategy map

    Strategy maps, developed by Kaplan and Norton, illustrate causal links among strategic objectives.

  4. A client's division is losing market share in a mature, slow-growth market but holds a high share. In the BCG Matrix, this business is best described as what?

    Answer: Cash Cow

    A Cash Cow has high market share in a low-growth market and typically generates steady cash.

  5. When coaching a leader through scenario planning, what is the main purpose of developing multiple plausible futures?

    Answer: To build flexibility and test strategy against different uncertainties

    Scenario planning prepares leaders to adapt by stress-testing strategies across several possible futures.

  6. OKRs (Objectives and Key Results) differ from traditional goals primarily because key results are what?

    Answer: Measurable outcomes that indicate progress toward a qualitative objective

    Key results are specific, measurable outcomes that show whether the objective is being achieved.

  7. A coach helps a leader identify which internal resources are valuable, rare, hard to imitate, and organized for use. Which framework is this?

    Answer: VRIO analysis

    VRIO evaluates resources for Value, Rarity, Imitability, and Organization to identify sustainable competitive advantage.