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How to deal with the economic effects of a crisis

In the event of a crisis, the solution requires thinking and working together, taking into account all human aspects: managers, subordinates, customers, partners, suppliers.

In order to deal with this difficult situation, we would like to bring to your attention some thoughts and real-life examples based on Frederic Laloux's book, about how the "organizations of the future" deal with crisis situations like this.

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We recommend these to everyone, but especially to CEOs and HR managers!

 

  • FAVI crisis:"Car orders fell due to the Gulf War. … There was only one obvious solution: to fire those employed on fixed-term contracts.”

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  • Buurtzorg crisis:“In 2010…health insurance companies threaten to withhold payments of four million euros. … The horror of collapse threatened.”

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  • AES crisis:“In the fall of 2001, after the terrorist attacks and the collapse of Enron, EAS stock began to plummet. … The most pressing question was: how many power plants should they sell and which ones…”

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  • AES redundancies:"...almost every time we encountered an overstaffing. … It was only rarely necessary to ask people to leave.”

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The "human" solutions to the above stories can be found in the details of the book below:

More information about the book and purchase option >HERE<

More information about the book and opportunity to buy>HERE<

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