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President Trump is not the only populist leader who initially minimized the coronavirus pandemic, wasting precious time to prepare his country for the crisis. Several Latin American presidents have been as irresponsible as Trump. See this: https://t.co/jZj5WwLCVl @miamiherald
Will leaders show flexibility and creativity to help everyone through this period?
After all we need everyone to collaborate in order to fight this pandemia, if schools are closed and parents need to stay home, aren’t we all depending on them?
As with governments around the world, the current situation will make evident the following aspects in companies, beyond what’s on the manual, their website or on the walls:
- Leadership
-Values
-Culture
Employees are often asked to go the extra mile for special, important...
...and specific projects, sometimes this means working additional hours or modifying their schedule, skip lunch, etc...are these companies willing to go the extra mile for their employees given the current circumstances?
[En rappel] Plutôt que de « resserrer » les programmes d'immigration, il faudrait « ouvrir les portes », juge l'ancien premier ministre Jean Charest
Un texte de @RomainSchue#polqc#immigration
https://t.co/yIbNgt1XKo