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Section Two: Defining the Vision and the Goal

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Diagnosing General Electric’s situation did not take Jack Welch long: he knew his organization’s problems well, had lived with them for years while working there and knew every detail of it, so the diagnosis was quick and accurate, and his vision of the organization’s future was just as clear.

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