4 Steps towards the NEW NORMAL business
Step 1 to reopening your business is to assess this new business environment and evaluate the impact of all of the changes you deem necessary to achieve 100% health confidence in your company from your employees and customers. There are 4 phases to achieving this first step…
- Understand that “COVID-proofing” your business environment is the ONLY solution to ensuring people know they won’t become sick and possibly die because they come into contact with your enterprise.
- Personally lead a whole company consultation on adapting your business in this time of the pandemic. This demands that you engage ALL of your employees in drawing up a “solution-impact” diagram. The solution we need to get to is that everybody feels (and in reality IS) physically safe in our hands. The aim is to generate as many ideas for achieving 100% confidence as are necessary.
- Organize each idea generated by your solution-impact consultation into categories. As a guide only, we suggest 6 as per the diagram below:
Step 2 is to embed all of your prophylactic adaptations into “new normal” business and revamp your business plan in line with the necessary changes that will bring employees and customers back at the same time as you ensure their health and safety.
Step 3 is to appraise all sources of funding and finance because we are all going to need help to get our businesses going again.
Step 4 is to create contingency plans, because we know this can happen again. Hope for the best and plan for the worst by taking the most pessimistic economic and public health forecast as your baseline measure.
This month, all U.S. states are easing “stay at home” orders, but our offices and work facilities can have no semblance of normality until we all learn how to be safe. It is up to business leaders everywhere to rise to this challenge.
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