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Feedback Is Your Elevator To Success

Learning SWOT Questions

Experiment and Learn from Feedback: Evaluate Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats

By: Vadim Kotelnikov

Founder, Ten3 Business e-Coach – Inspiration and Innovation Unlimited!

 

 

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Using SWOT Analysis for Strategic Learning from Feedback

SWOT analysis is an effective strategic planning tool. “SWOT” stands for “Strengths”, “Weaknesses”, “Opportunities” and “Threats”.

Successful people, teams and businesses

 

  • build on their strengths

  • correct or reverse their weaknesses

  • spot and maximize the response to emerging opportunities

  • protect against or overcome threats.

SWOT matrix can also be effectively used as a strategic learning tool for analyzing feedback received from experimentation, beta testing, test marketing of new products and for making strategic decisions.

Learning SWOT Questions

Strengths

What went well and why?

What shall we do the same way next time?

What capabilities should we build on and invest in?

Weaknesses

What went badly and why?

What shall we do better next time?

What shall we do radically differently next time?

Opportunities

What went unexpectedly well and why?

Are there any new directions or market niches to be explored?

How can we improve our opportunity discovery capabilities in the future?

Threats

What went unexpectedly badly and why?

Why did we not foresee what happened?

What assumptions are to be checked?