respond to this post i few setences. SWOT Question 2: What are the outputs of the SWOT analysis? The outputs of a SWOT analysis are internal strengths and weaknesses, and external opportunities and threats. Understanding strengths and leveraging them lead to the creation of a competitive advantage in the market. Focusing on strengths helps increase the chances of success for any business, team, or operation. It is equally important to be aware of weaknesses that can be detrimental to the company and can limit positive outcomes. The other half of the SWOT analysis is external facing, in the form of opportunities and threats. Having awareness of what gaps may exist to further leverage an opportunity cannot be underestimated in how important it can be in terms of growth. Lastly, being aware of a potential threat can help plan for a worst-case scenario and possibly avoid or overcome it with proactive planning. In my experience using SWOT analysis, I found it gives the ability to have a pulse of your situation and a landscape perspective on the environment around you