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Marina Sabatini – 201900217

Strategic Management

1. What is robin hood’s core competitive advantage?


The organization that he made has many participants in the band, and the structures of
the band are growing up in numbers faster and come from a diverse organization of
participants. Robin’s group involves a skilled team and loyalty to the team. Robin himself
is a great leader with strong characteristics.
2. What is Robin hood’s mission?
- Accomplished differentiation in the organizational structure
- Cancel the purpose of robbing the rich and giving to the poor
- With respect to revenue generation
- Build prosperous society
3. What is Robin hood’s vision?
Pursuing fairness in the organizational structure to sustain the existence of the band
4. What is the most important problem that must be solved in the case?

The most important problem here is the organizational structure of the band. Since the
expanding number of participants keeps growing, Robin is not able to know most of the
members deeply. The band is becoming too large to manage effectively. Rather than
focusing on the team, he only chose several persons of trust and then gave them
responsibilities, he only wants to control the important or main tasks by himself where
he supposedly controls everything.
5. How would you solve it?
Robin Hood and his Merry men should focus on the company reorganization where he
must search for more alternative technics and a high level of training for the
participants. Be more specific in delegating functions to the chosen parties and consider
a better general overview among the members to build trust and discipline.

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