Executing Strategy Is a Make-Things-Happen Task That Tests a Manager's

question 101

Multiple Choice

Executing strategy is a make-things-happen task that tests a manager's ability to perform all of the following EXCEPT

• A) manage the people, talents, and business processes of an operations-driven activities company.
• B) direct organizational change and achieve continuous improvement in operations and business processes.
• C) create and nurture a strategy-supportive culture.
• D) meet or beat performance targets consistently.
• E) focus on market conditions and the company's resources and capabilities.

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Definitions:

Solution-focused Therapies

A therapeutic approach that emphasizes resolving present and future problems rather than focusing on past issues, utilizing clients' resources and strengths.

Narrative Therapies

A therapeutic approach that focuses on the stories people tell about their lives and seeks to reframe these narratives in more positive or empowering ways.

Exception Finding Questions

Questions posed in therapy to help clients identify times when their problems were less severe or absent, fostering awareness of potential solutions.

Miracle Question

A technique used in solution-focused therapy where clients are asked to envision how their life would change if a miracle happened overnight, solving their issues.