An organization's strategy should consist of how it (select all that apply):
a. grows and develops.
b. treats its competitors.
c. capitalizes on new opportunities.
d. defines its organizational culture.
e. achieves its financial and strategic objec-tives.
f. responds to changes in the industry and marketplace.
A, C, E, F
Basically, an organization's strategy consists of how it treats its customers and stakeholders; how it responds to changes in the industry and marketplace; how it capitalizes on new opportunities; how it manages its operations; how it grows and develops; and how it achieves its financial and strategic objectives.
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