The document outlines questions to consider when evaluating Google's strategic plan, including whether the plan conveys an overall purpose and desired results, if the mission statement explains why Google exists, and if the vision statement describes where Google is headed in a clear, concise, and memorable way. It also asks whether the plan adequately considers Google's strategic environment, if the goals and objectives support key elements like vision and mission, and if the plan is understandable. The document instructs the reader to evaluate Google's strategic plan by answering these questions.
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1. Selected Organization : Google
Select an organization and identify and evaluate the components
of its Strategic Plan (i.e., Vision, Mission, Values, Core
Competencies, Goals, Objectives, Action/Implementation Plan,
Metrics, etc.) by answering the following questions:
• Does the plan convey an overall purpose and the desired
results of the organization, and how to achieve those results?
• Does the Mission Statement clearly explain why the
organization exists?• Does the Vision Statement describe where
the organization is headed, what it intends to be, or how it
wishes to be perceived in the future? Clear, concise, and
memorable?• Based on the content of the plan, do you think the
plan has adequately considered the strategic environment?
• Do the goals and objectives support the vision, mission,
values, core competencies, etc.?
• Is the plan understandable?
• What are your other observations and reactions to the plan?
What do you like? What could be improved?
You may evaluate a Strategic Plan of your choosing, such as the
Strategic Plan of the organization you currently work for, or
evaluate one of the following plans: