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Six Simple Steps to Action Planning

By: Tsedal Neeley
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  • | Language:English
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Abstract

As a leader, you will need to master action plans to implement solutions that advance your organizational goals. Here are six simple steps to diagnosing situations and systematically developing action plans.

Keywords

Organizations; Goals And Objectives; Planning

Citation

Neeley, Tsedal. "Six Simple Steps to Action Planning." Harvard Business School Background Note 421-033, August 2020.
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Tsedal Neeley

Organizational Behavior
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