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Business Competition |
| There is always a massive amount of uncertainty and almost boundless variety in terms of the moves you can make in business. Now imagine all the possibilities faced by companies with a whole host of competitors responding to their new strategies, pricing, and products. The unpredictability is almost unimaginable. | |
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To Be A CEO |
| There is nothing cute or charming about business; it is a violent sport, and when companies confront competitors, it is set out to crush and win the game. The business world with which companies have to compete is a battleground on which the “enemy has to be vanquished”. And one cannot imagine that it is very different from what it takes to be a top-ranked CEO. | |
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What Business People Can Learn |
The first rule in the business game is: Never, ever, underestimate your opponent. Always assume that your competitors are going to see everything you do—even when you plan to make an unexpected move in order to confuse them. The second rule in the game is: critical to keep a psychological edge. Getting the competitors off balance requires real skill. A company has to go on fighting even if it is in a winning position. |
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Business Intuition |
| It will take more than logic to be a business person. Intuition is one of the defining qualities of a decision maker. It's often at the very toughest moments of their business battles—when they had to rely on pure intuition. | |
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Need To Fulfill Your Dreams? |
What would a business person want to do to accomplish everything that he's ever wanted to accomplish, even beyond his wildest imagination? This is the question for all companies, regardless large or small and it's a real problem for people and companies at the top of their game. |
"Why am I supposed to study chess strategy, while I have only a very slender knowledge of the chess openings?" -taken from Chess, Step by Step , Frank Marshall - |
| Chess and Business |
| As a matter of fact, a considerable proportion of business people of all countries are contented to go through life without troubling themselves to learn the laws and principles which govern their business. Therefore like in chess playing, knowledge and experience of the moves and how to play under certain given conditions is equivalent to acquiring a competitive strategy in the business environment, and the success element may be said to be the study and analysis of the openings (ie starting your business moves on the right step) |
