Key abilities for strategic prowess

Key abilities for strategic prowess

Benefits of Strategic Prowess

Industry Analysis: Business analysis is the foundation of any organisation as it is required before initializing any project or service within the organisation. It provides the skills to anise the market in a better way.

Interaction with outer world: Communication is an essential element in building a strategy for any business. It enables the delegates to explore more ideas by improving their thinking power.

 

Below are the four key abilities that demonstrate the strategic prowess:

 

                                                         

                         

Know: Observe and Seek Trends

For being strategic, the delegate would need to have a deep understanding of industry trends, drivers and its context. Along with this, they have to:

  • Make a routine of exploring the internal trends in daily work. For instance, give attention to the issues that occur again and again in the organisation and find effective ways to resolve it.
  • Take the initiative to connect the peers to understand the observations within the market. After connecting, share the finding all across the network.
  • Discover the unique information and identify its impact on business level strategies.

 

Think: Ask the Questions

Questions are considered as the language of building strategy. After gathering all the information, the next step it gives them direction. This can be done by understanding the latest trends and issues. Get curious about the looking at the information from various points of view. Identify the different possibilities, approaches and potential outcomes.

 

Speak: Sound Strategic

After building strategy, the next task is prioritised and sequence their thoughts. The attention of the audience on core message is gained by giving structure to their verbal and written communication. It sounds complex, but these skills can be gained by the following:

  • Define a structure to written and verbal communication. Group and priorities the tasks.
  • Present the ideas in such a way that the audience participates in the higher level of conversation.
  • Give answer first instead of building up main points

 

Act: Think and Embrace Conflict

The search for building the strategic skills can be challenging. Initially, the delegate may find it challenging their own assumptions, conflicting and curiosity. But, with the settlement of the tasks, they may feel the high level of contribution and satisfaction of taking a risk and gaining something.