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Effectively getting out of crisis

How to prepare for the unexpected? What principles apply to manage a crisis and to get out of it? How to prevent past mistakes from happening again? 40 pages focusing on the best ideas on the subject.

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Our selection of 5 synopses

Managing crises

What key principles to apply to avoid making mistakes in extremely destabilizing crisis situations?

Coping with a sudden market downturn

Financial crises, ethical scandals, competitive and technological breakthroughs are all disruptive events. How can companies adapt their behavior to cope with sudden market downturns?

Grow from your mistakes

Companies inevitably make mistakes. Identifying and analyzing them helps transform them into learning opportunities, and thus prevent them from reoccurring.

Prepare for the improbable

Il is impossible to plan a response to unpredictable events. However, recognizing the possibility of such events helps to manage their consequences more effectively.

The right reflexes for a successful turnaround

How to emerge from a crisis? The reflexes required to turn a business around may sometimes seem to contradict the habitual principles of good management.

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