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A well-conceived and communicated strategic vision ordinarily does not result in?

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Typically, stakeholders do not complain that the company is directionless after hearing a well-developed and expressed strategic vision.

<h3>What Is Vision, Exactly? And why is it so crucial for a leader to convey their vision?</h3>

The organization's desired achievement or future state is described by its vision. To motivate, define, and focus the effort, a vision must be communicated in order to fulfill its purpose.

One of your responsibilities as a leader is to inspire dedication to your organization's goal, as stated in our handbook Communicating Your Vision. You must convey the vision in a way that matters to people in order to accomplish this. You want the organization's members to embrace the vision and spread it to others.

The organization's vision needs to be communicated by the leaders in several different methods.

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