The Kernel of Strategy - Part 2 (MT)

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Mike Auzenne

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🗓️ 5 September 2022

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

Part 2 of our interview with Richard Rumelt, strategy professor at UCLA Anderson and author of Good Strategy/Bad Strategy.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Manager Tools.
0:02.1	This week, part two of my interview with Richard Rummel, which was so good, it took two parts
0:08.4	and we decided we'd share it with the Manager Tools crowd.
0:13.2	We released this several months ago in executive tools, which is available to our licensees.
0:18.9	Hope you enjoy it.
0:19.9	If you ever wanted to be part of the inner circle of the inner circle of the Manager Tools
0:25.8	community, ever want to have exceptional access to Kate Sarenmark, ever wanted to have
0:31.8	access to a private Slack channel to ask questions or ideas or for suggestions and recommendations
0:37.8	from others in the Manager Tools community?
0:40.7	Here's how?
0:41.7	DM conference.
0:42.7	I'm toward 27th, 28th, more than just a conference.
0:46.9	Okay, so you have some examples of bad strategy.
0:51.2	I mentioned that you were comfortable skewering strategies you just agreed with or that
0:55.9	we're not strategies at all, but called strategies, all that bloviating.
1:00.8	Anybody you look back on in the past 25, 30, 40 years as an organization, not just individual
1:07.4	and say, they did it well.
1:09.8	They were good at it.
1:11.1	It's very hard to find organizations that do it well all the time.
1:15.6	Right?
1:16.6	I don't think all the time.
1:17.6	Most of the time.
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