Business Culture post Coronavirus with Mike Jennings of Jennings
With massive disruption in many sectors, with unprecedented uncertainty across the nation, if not the world, how can we manage to press on, maintaining our business in the face of such change.
Mike argues that it is at moments such as these that the culture we have developed in our business is challenged.
Fear will tend to make us focus on the immediate.
Instead we have to dig deeper, accept the changes that we cannot do anything about, focus on the reason we set up in business, look out for opportunity, and prepare for a better future.
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