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When disruption is the operating environment, ‘bouncing back’ isn’t the whole job

Organisations have long treated resilience as the ability to recover from a discrete shock. Dr Athenais Sivaloganthan of International SOS argues that the definition no longer fits. The post When disruption is the operat...

1 Sept 20261 min read

When disruption is the operating environment, ‘bouncing back’ isn’t the whole job. Organisations have long treated resilience as the ability to recover from a discrete shock. Dr Athenais Sivaloganthan of International SOS argues that the definition no longer fits. The post When disruption is the operat...

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Source: HR Executive

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