A reactive strategy responds to events after they occur, rather than anticipating them. Businesses use it to address sudden market shifts, crises, or competitor moves, often when speed matters more than planning. It suits small teams, startups, or unstable environments where predicting outcomes is difficult, though it can risk higher costs and missed opportunities.
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