What will life be like post Covid ?

Are you prepared , will there be a normal?

COVID-19 will leave a lasting imprint on the world , causing permanent changes and teaching us important lessons.

Virus screening is most likely to become part of our life, just like security measures became universal after 9/11. It is important to invest in the infrastructure necessary to detect future viral outbreaks. Investments like these protect the economy in case immunity to COVID-19 turns to be short lived.

And yet as time has passed, it has also become clear that much of what is most distressing about this crisis is not new at all. Striking variations in COVID-19 infections and outcomes appear to reflect existing health inequalities. Remarkable mismatches between the immune and those that fall between the crack they is what really matters.

The happy embrace of disinformation and misinformation about the virus was to be expected, given a decade of rising populism and declining faith in experts. And the absence of a properly coordinated international response ought to have come as no surprise, given the celebration of “my country first” global politics in recent years.

Many economies adopted versions of short work /subsidy during the pandemic. This policy keeps workers employed at reduced hours and pay, with the government compensating some of the shortfall in wages. By keeping the balace between firms and workers intact, the economy is better prepared for a quick recovery. It is important to improve the implementation of these policies and make them a permanent part of our economic recovery tool kit.

Remote work is likely to become more common. We had some evidence that working from home is at least as productive as working at the office. However, many companies were reluctant to embrace remote work. Now that many have tried it with good results, remote work might be here to stay.

The pandemic crisis has accelerated the pace of digital transformation, with further expansion in e-commerce and increases in the pace of adoption of tele-medicine, video conferencing, online teaching, and fintech.

Companies with international supply chains are dealing with shortages and bottlenecks. We are likely to see many of these companies restore some of their production. Unfortunately, this trend will not create many jobs because most of the production is likely to be automated this time around.

Governments will be bigger after playing the role of insurer and investor of last resort during the crisis. Unfourtunatly public debt will balloon, creating financial challenges around the world.

One lesson from the COVID-19 pandemic is the importance of working together on problems that affect the entire human race. We are much stronger united than divided. Why not Optimize yourself for this new world you ask yourself ? You can with Organic Sulfur OS . It’s an affordable solution to boost one’s health at any level. We are a global company and an answer to the new normal.