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We can't deny that the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, has and will continue to affect businesses all around the world. According to a recent survey by Goldman Sachs conducted from March 16 to 17, 2020, more than half of small business owners in the United States felt that they wouldn't be able to continue business operations if the global pandemic persists for the next three months...
The global pandemic has changed the way we live indefinitely, perhaps even permanently. We have gone back to the basics and are beginning to explore new ways to function without having to keep too close a contact with anybody...
Like a thief in the night, a virus crept in on the last quarter of 2019 and drew the world to a pause as it sent everyone hiding in their homes in fear of being hit. All over the globe, establishments kept closing down as everything went into a (hopefully temporary) halt.
Because of this, the number of people working from home has made a tremendous increase this year, with many business owners who wish to continue operating their businesses shifting into a remote work set up to avoid losses amidst the threat of an incoming global economic crisis...
Just a few months ago, an unexpected enemy took the world by storm. Technology is playing a huge role in this crisis as it keeps the world moving despite many businesses and activities being put on hold, inevitably leading businesses towards the transition to digital and hiring virtual assistant services...
There are so many people around us, at work, at play, and at home. Many of them can be seen smiling and seemingly happy all the time, but in reality, they have stress issues, we all do...