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Chapter 6 The Past and Present of "Industrial Opportunism"

We often refer to those corporate organizations that pursue industries with short-term high-speed growth opportunities regardless of their own resources and capabilities as "industrial opportunism".According to this definition, we can see that many Chinese enterprises have always consciously or unconsciously joined the sequence of "opportunism" in the process of development, and "opportunism" has accompanied their entire growth process like a shadow. "Opportunism" has made countless companies overflow in the tide of the economy, and it has also caused countless companies to experience ups and downs. Whether "opportunism" is rational depends on whether the enterprise has enough courage and far-sighted vision to do something or not after grasping the market opportunity.Enterprises must clearly judge their capital strength, core advantages, management capabilities, brand marketing and other indispensable elements, and whether to provide corresponding support.But these are the most difficult to grasp and easy to ignore for enterprises in the midst of "opportunism". It is based on this that we launch "opportunism" in this issue, and deeply explore this topic from three specific cases. read.

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