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The new normal? Lessons for businesses beyond the pandemic 

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Published Sat, Jun 4, 2022 · 05:50 AM
    • As we begin to live with Covid-19 and so stand at an inflection point, this is a golden opportunity for businesses to strip away the bad and build upon the good—to Reflect, Reframe, and Rethink a new normal.
    • As we begin to live with Covid-19 and so stand at an inflection point, this is a golden opportunity for businesses to strip away the bad and build upon the good—to Reflect, Reframe, and Rethink a new normal. AFP

    Garrick Lee

    FIRST it was the Circuit Breaker.

    Then Phases One, Two, and Three. Followed by Phase Two (Heightened Alert). Next came the Stabilisation Phase. After the staccato of changing safe management measures, we are finally coming to what—for the first time in two years—looks like normalcy. And by “normalcy”, we really mean “what we are used to”. 

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