Amidst and Beyond the Crisis, are the Family Leaders Ready to Make the Business Rise?
1. The Toughest Leadership Test
The Coronavirus pandemic has been an epic test of character and determination for millions of people around the world. Nothing compares with the sacrifice of workers on the front lines in hospitals and other essential services. In the business context, CEOs have had to cope with extraordinary demands: for them, the pandemic has been an ultimate leadership test. Over the past few months, we have spoken with business leaders around the globe about how they are coping both personally and professionally. The pressures can seem daunting. Coping with the sudden shutdown of the global economy was hard enough; figuring out how to restart in such an uncertain environment is, if anything, even harder, many told us. As a CEO, you’re expected to take care of everyone—but who will take care of you?
https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insights/leadership/the-toughest-leadership-test
2. It’s Not Whether You Were Exposed to the Virus, It’s How Much.
When experts recommend wearing masks, staying at least six feet way from others, washing your hands frequently and avoiding crowded spaces, what they’re really saying is: Try to minimize the amount of virus you encounter. A few viral particles cannot make you sick — the immune system would vanquish the intruders before they could. But how much virus is needed for an infection to take root? What is the minimum effective dose?
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/29/health/coronavirus-transmission-dose.html
