Start-ups In Pandemics: It’s a Pause not a Full Stop
The spread of coronavirus is clearly a human disaster case. It has also caused severe harm to the economy. The outbreak of the virus is affecting countries at varying rates, with each occurring to undergo a common pattern of "disease phases." picture credit @freepik It has not only slowed down advancement on the organizational front but also dragged other companies and the entire market to a halt. It is a difficult prospect for everyone, especially as entrepreneurs, investors, strategists, faced with a new range of problems that may really be challenging. Startups require capital injection and mentoring, the structure has already changed overnight, and the entire final selection and screening procedure has been carried out globally. There are no possibilities for mentors and team members to connect with others, and now networking is a bit more difficult. In times of crisis, those who survive could very well adapt. They define what works, improve it, and set the stage for prog