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Business, 24.03.2020 02:30, zariahj044

The Achilles' heel (or biggest disadvantage/pitfall) of relying heavily on alliances and cooperative strategies is

A. having to compromise the company's own priorities and strategies in reaching agreements with partners.
B. the added time and extra expenses associated with engaging in collaborative efforts.
C. the collaborative arrangements will not live up to expectation
D. Becoming dependent on other companies for essential expertise and capabilities.
E. That partner will not fully cooperate and share all they know, preferring instead of guard their most valuable information and protect their move valuable know-how.

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