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Hertz's Tesla Bet serves as a cautionary tale on the consequences of overlooking strategic assumptions. The article explores how Hertz's ambitious move to order 100,000 Tesla electric vehicles ultimately led to financial setbacks and unsold inventory, emphasizing the importance of validating assumptions, embracing experimentation, aligning capabilities, prioritizing customer experience, and leveraging analytical frameworks for successful business strategies.
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