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The post-pandemic challenges for the entrepreneur

by Marcelo Mesquita
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The post-pandemic challenges for the entrepreneur
Translated from Português (Brazil) • View original

The entry of the crisis scenario into our lives has created several challenges for companies in all areas. Suddenly, everyone was forced to change their way of working and organize their routines and even the products and services to be offered. Masks and bottles of hand sanitizer were being sold in almost all establishments in all sectors, for example. Many entrepreneurs are betting that, with vaccination and other initiatives following safety protocols, everything will go back to the way it was before the pandemic. However, the reality of the current market is that nothing will be the same as before: many of the various services created during the pandemic will continue to exist, including some practices such as hybrid work. But the question that remains is: will your company be prepared for this new scenario? Emotional health Each person reacts differently to stressful situations. How each one responded to the pandemic may depend on their background, their life story, their particular characteristics, and the community in which they live. And often offer emotional support to your employees Empathy and Flexibility One of the skills that will be essential for your employees is empathy. In a scenario where we face this hitherto unknown disease that has killed hundreds of thousands of people in Brazil alone, being empathetic is extremely necessary. If any employee needs to be absent for health reasons or just needs to talk, offer help whenever possible. Quality of life The reality today is very different from that of a few decades ago. Many professionals no longer think about having only one job to improve their financial condition, but want to focus more on their physical and mental health, respect their limits, have family time and live with more quality, hope and motivation. And this should always have been respected, so know that for this to change you just need to take the first step. If possible, always make your working hours clear and that they do not need to exceed the stipulated time. Hybrid Work To reduce the risk of contagion and maintain the health of your employees, you can do as most companies worldwide do, which was to adopt the remote or hybrid work model. In this way, many meetings started to take place online, boosting the use of technological and digital tools to facilitate the monitoring of processes. Hybrid work is the model that mixes the face-to-face format with the home office. Thus, the company ensures that the employee has the flexibility to choose where he wants to work at a certain time of the day, without the obligation to be physically in the office. And to help organize this workday model, there are several software available and one of them is Mamoru Biz. It is a software designed to facilitate various aspects of a company's day-to-day life. To book work positions in the office, meeting rooms and other rotating spaces or even check in at the office, just open the app on your smartphone. It uses the QR-Code system to register the entry and exit of your office equipment or the exit and entry of your employees. Conclusion It is understandable that meeting all these challenges can be difficult, especially at first, but overcoming the challenges that arose after the pandemic is a process that requires attention to detail and connection with your team to improve management results and keep the company's development on the rise.

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