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A friendly reminder
We're not working from home. We're at home in the middle of a crisis trying to get work done. Look after yourself... and others.
coronavirus
Business Basics
Post-covid19 job interview
Hiring manager: We’re just about done here. Do you have any questions for us? Job candidate: During the 2020 pandemic, how long did you keep your employees on the payroll? And what was your rationale? What specifically did you do to keep your employees safe? (photo by Headway on
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It's too early to call it "the new normal"
We're at the end of Week 3. We made it through another week! I say "made it through" because there is nothing usual about these times. Almost 10 million people filed unemployment clams in the last two weeks. 24% of SMEs have shut down temporarily in
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Week 1 of our new circumstances
For many of us this is the end of Week 1 of our new circumstances. We all had to adjust (even those of us who are accustomed to working from home): children (grandchildren) at home, spouse at home, looking after parents and grandparents, etc.We've made it through
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Until we know who is infected and who isn't, please stay home. Here's why.
Like you in this time of uncertainty I am concerned about my family, my friends, and my community which includes colleagues and clients, both individual and corporate. Professionally my mission is to help managers and business owners be more strategic, take a step back, and think for themselves so they
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Flatten the curve: it's about capacity
It’s about capacity. The healthcare system’s capacity to treat people with the disease.
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Coronavirus: Social distancing required. Now
* The coronavirus is coming to you. * It’s coming at an exponential speed: gradually, and then suddenly. * It’s a matter of days. Maybe a week or two. * When it does, your healthcare system will be overwhelmed. * Your fellow citizens will be treated in the hallways. * Exhausted healthcare workers will