Deck 1: Introduction to Strategic Management

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Which school of thought in the strategic management field combines the other 9 schools of thought?

A) Positioning
B) Cognitive
C) Learning
D) Configuration
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Which phase of strategic management involves the analysis of the general environment?

A) Strategic analysis
B) Strategy formulation
C) Strategy implementation
D) Strategic control/evaluation
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Which phase of strategic management includes the assessment of how far the organization has achieved their goals?

A) Strategic analysis
B) Strategy formulation
C) Strategy implementation
D) Strategic control/evaluation
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Allocating resources, recruitment, hiring, and training are parts of which phase of strategic management?

A) Strategic analysis
B) Strategy formulation
C) Strategy implementation
D) Strategic control/evaluation
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During which time frame was strategic management viewed from a general management perspective, with emphasis on the role of the leader?

A) 1950s and 1960s
B) 1970s
C) 1980s
D) 1990s
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Strategic alliances became a focal point of strategic management literature during which time frame?

A) 1970s
B) 1980s
C) 1990s
D) 2000s
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During which time frame was there an increase emphasis on corporate social responsibility within strategic management?

A) 1970s
B) 1980s
C) 1990s
D) 2000s
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Which school of thought on strategy focuses on organizational capabilities at the core of competitive advantage?

A) Design school
B) Positioning school
C) Learning school
D) Cultural school
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Which school of thought on strategy focuses on resources and capabilities as the sources of competitive advantage?

A) Planning school
B) Entrepreneurial school
C) Power school
D) Cultural school
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Strategy formation is deliberate and definitive is the approach of which school of strategy?

A) Environment school
B) Configuration school
C) Positioning school
D) Cognitive school
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Which school focuses on mission, vision, goals, and strategies?

A) Configuration school
B) Design school
C) Planning school
D) Cognitive school
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Power and politics drive which school of thought?

A) Cognitive school
B) Configuration school
C) Power school
D) Learning school
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Which school of thought focuses on transformational leadership at its core?

A) Learning school
B) Cultural school
C) Power school
D) Configuration school
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The leader's vision and leadership style dictate which school of thought?

A) Learning school
B) Power school
C) Entrepreneurial school
D) Positioning school
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Firms must be able to create _______ value at the outset by being able to connect with its primary stakeholders.

A) Experiential
B) Economic
C) Product
D) Service
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At which level is the firm's objective to sustain its advantage by focusing on efficiencies related to production, operations, administration, marketing, human resources, and other support functions?

A) Corporate level
B) Business level
C) Functional level
D) Organizational level
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At which level is strategy about asking questions regarding what business the firm is in or would like to be in?

A) Corporate level
B) Business level
C) Functional level
D) Organizational level
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The _____ includes a clear purpose and states why the organization is in existence.

A) Mission
B) Vision
C) Goals
D) Objectives
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The _____ describes where the organization wants to go from where it is at present.

A) Mission
B) Vision
C) Goals
D) Objectives
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_____ are planned over the short and long terms.

A) Mission
B) Vision
C) Goals
D) Objectives
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The overall objective of the business is to create _____ for its stakeholders.

A) Mission
B) Goals
C) Value
D) Vision
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Objectives must be definite and linked to ______

A) Mission
B) Vision
C) Goals
D) Value
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Firms define strategic management by a process including:

A) Missions, Visions, Goals and Objectives
B) Intent, Plans, Purposes, and Ideas
C) Objectives, Plans, Goals, and Purpose
D) Aspirations, Missions, Objectives, and Ideas
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Value is created for the firms:

A) Immediate or primary stakeholders and for its secondary stakeholders
B) Only for immediate or primary stakeholders
C) Only for secondary stakeholders
D) Value is not considered among either immediate, primary or secondary stakeholders
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Strategic Management includes the following phases:

A) Strategic analysis, strategy formulation, strategy implementation, and strategy control/evaluation
B) Examination, Concept Analysis, Interpretation, and Strategy Critiques
C) Dissection Analysis, Inquiry Formulation, Strategy Implementation, and Judgements
D) Inspection, Investigation, Review, and Judgements
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A firm is in business to:

A) Create value for its stakeholders
B) To compete in their market
C) To create new concepts and ideas to gain an advantage over competitors
D) All the above
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Strategic management originated with military war strategy.
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Vision statement is the reason behind the company's existence.
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Mission statement is where the company wants to go.
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Goals and objectives must be linked to each other.
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The overall objective of the business is to create value for its stakeholders.
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Experiential value is profitability related.
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Strategy implementation is the process of putting strategy into action.
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Different phases of strategic management overlap and go hand in hand.
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The planning school of strategic management focuses on a structured and step by step approach.
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Strategic management does not include prioritizing what is important to a firm and does not provide a holistic view of an organization.
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Define strategic management in your own words.
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What are the four main phases of strategic management?
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What is the difference between goals and objectives? Explain by providing specific examples of goals and objectives.
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Which school of thought do you most align with? Why?
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Why is experiential value important for strategic management of H&T companies?
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Explain the origins of strategy and strategic management.
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List the main schools of thought, and explain their premises on strategic management.
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Why are there different schools of thought on strategic management? Do you think it is confusing to have several different views on strategic management?
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Define strategic management, vision, mission, values, goals, objectives, strategy, and tactics.
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Do you think it is important for H&T companies to have such statements? If yes, why? If no, why not?
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What is value creation and how is it historically defined? How has a shift in the definition of value creation come about and how can it be effectively used by H&T companies?
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Deck 1: Introduction to Strategic Management
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Which school of thought in the strategic management field combines the other 9 schools of thought?

A) Positioning
B) Cognitive
C) Learning
D) Configuration
D
2
Which phase of strategic management involves the analysis of the general environment?

A) Strategic analysis
B) Strategy formulation
C) Strategy implementation
D) Strategic control/evaluation
A
3
Which phase of strategic management includes the assessment of how far the organization has achieved their goals?

A) Strategic analysis
B) Strategy formulation
C) Strategy implementation
D) Strategic control/evaluation
D
4
Allocating resources, recruitment, hiring, and training are parts of which phase of strategic management?

A) Strategic analysis
B) Strategy formulation
C) Strategy implementation
D) Strategic control/evaluation
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During which time frame was strategic management viewed from a general management perspective, with emphasis on the role of the leader?

A) 1950s and 1960s
B) 1970s
C) 1980s
D) 1990s
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Strategic alliances became a focal point of strategic management literature during which time frame?

A) 1970s
B) 1980s
C) 1990s
D) 2000s
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During which time frame was there an increase emphasis on corporate social responsibility within strategic management?

A) 1970s
B) 1980s
C) 1990s
D) 2000s
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Which school of thought on strategy focuses on organizational capabilities at the core of competitive advantage?

A) Design school
B) Positioning school
C) Learning school
D) Cultural school
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Which school of thought on strategy focuses on resources and capabilities as the sources of competitive advantage?

A) Planning school
B) Entrepreneurial school
C) Power school
D) Cultural school
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Strategy formation is deliberate and definitive is the approach of which school of strategy?

A) Environment school
B) Configuration school
C) Positioning school
D) Cognitive school
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Which school focuses on mission, vision, goals, and strategies?

A) Configuration school
B) Design school
C) Planning school
D) Cognitive school
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Power and politics drive which school of thought?

A) Cognitive school
B) Configuration school
C) Power school
D) Learning school
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Which school of thought focuses on transformational leadership at its core?

A) Learning school
B) Cultural school
C) Power school
D) Configuration school
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The leader's vision and leadership style dictate which school of thought?

A) Learning school
B) Power school
C) Entrepreneurial school
D) Positioning school
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Firms must be able to create _______ value at the outset by being able to connect with its primary stakeholders.

A) Experiential
B) Economic
C) Product
D) Service
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At which level is the firm's objective to sustain its advantage by focusing on efficiencies related to production, operations, administration, marketing, human resources, and other support functions?

A) Corporate level
B) Business level
C) Functional level
D) Organizational level
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At which level is strategy about asking questions regarding what business the firm is in or would like to be in?

A) Corporate level
B) Business level
C) Functional level
D) Organizational level
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The _____ includes a clear purpose and states why the organization is in existence.

A) Mission
B) Vision
C) Goals
D) Objectives
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The _____ describes where the organization wants to go from where it is at present.

A) Mission
B) Vision
C) Goals
D) Objectives
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_____ are planned over the short and long terms.

A) Mission
B) Vision
C) Goals
D) Objectives
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The overall objective of the business is to create _____ for its stakeholders.

A) Mission
B) Goals
C) Value
D) Vision
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Objectives must be definite and linked to ______

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C) Goals
D) Value
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23
Firms define strategic management by a process including:

A) Missions, Visions, Goals and Objectives
B) Intent, Plans, Purposes, and Ideas
C) Objectives, Plans, Goals, and Purpose
D) Aspirations, Missions, Objectives, and Ideas
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Value is created for the firms:

A) Immediate or primary stakeholders and for its secondary stakeholders
B) Only for immediate or primary stakeholders
C) Only for secondary stakeholders
D) Value is not considered among either immediate, primary or secondary stakeholders
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Strategic Management includes the following phases:

A) Strategic analysis, strategy formulation, strategy implementation, and strategy control/evaluation
B) Examination, Concept Analysis, Interpretation, and Strategy Critiques
C) Dissection Analysis, Inquiry Formulation, Strategy Implementation, and Judgements
D) Inspection, Investigation, Review, and Judgements
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A firm is in business to:

A) Create value for its stakeholders
B) To compete in their market
C) To create new concepts and ideas to gain an advantage over competitors
D) All the above
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Strategic management originated with military war strategy.
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Vision statement is the reason behind the company's existence.
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Mission statement is where the company wants to go.
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Goals and objectives must be linked to each other.
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The overall objective of the business is to create value for its stakeholders.
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Experiential value is profitability related.
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Strategy implementation is the process of putting strategy into action.
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Different phases of strategic management overlap and go hand in hand.
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The planning school of strategic management focuses on a structured and step by step approach.
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Strategic management does not include prioritizing what is important to a firm and does not provide a holistic view of an organization.
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Define strategic management in your own words.
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What are the four main phases of strategic management?
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What is the difference between goals and objectives? Explain by providing specific examples of goals and objectives.
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Which school of thought do you most align with? Why?
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Why is experiential value important for strategic management of H&T companies?
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Explain the origins of strategy and strategic management.
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List the main schools of thought, and explain their premises on strategic management.
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Why are there different schools of thought on strategic management? Do you think it is confusing to have several different views on strategic management?
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Define strategic management, vision, mission, values, goals, objectives, strategy, and tactics.
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