The Role of Strategist in Organizations

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A powerful strategist is required to play important roles of varying capacity in an organization. Here is a brief guide on some of the diverse roles a strategist has to carry out.

• A strategist must act as a soothsayer or seer who guides his team to imagine the future world in which they need to compete. They identify the organization’s competencies and unique strengths and encourages imaginative thinking to help the team to visualize the future.

• A strategist should also be a sculptor strategist who carves out a unique role or purpose for the organization and predicts why the organization will be successful according to the soothsayer’s imagined future. He also provides the future shape of the organization by defining how its future customers will choose to support it.

• A strategist should also be a politician who is skilled in the art of maneuvering and manipulation. He will know the power players in the organization and will drive each leader to motivation.

• When a strategist is a guru, he shows how each individual can contribute to the greater goal of the organization. They also help employees discover their inimitable personal purpose and show how to channel their energy and talent towards the company’s goal.

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