The Critics of Top-Down Strategic Planning and Scenario Planning Argue

question 31

Multiple Choice

The critics of top-down strategic planning and scenario planning argue that

• A) the strategies developed through these approaches are primarily based on an inspirational vision and not on hard data.
• B) these approaches do not believe that we can predict the future from the past.
• C) the development of strategies through these approaches is highly dependent on experience of front-line employees.
• D) these approaches do not allow for the necessary strategic thinking.

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