Lobbying is management's least successful political strategy.

Lobbying can be a successful political strategy if done effectively. It involves influencing government officials or policymakers to create laws or regulations that benefit the organization. However, it can also be viewed negatively as it may be seen as attempting to buy influence or unduly sway decision-making. Ultimately, the success of lobbying as a political strategy depends on factors such as the issue at hand, the level of opposition, and the effectiveness of the lobbying effort.