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Guest speaker: Markus Epner, Head of Academy at F24
In this episode, you'll gain a deeper inside on the field of crisis management. Speaking from his own experiences, Markus Epner talks about the changes that working remote brought to the field of crisis management. He outlines the advantages in managing a crisis virtual, but also shows the multiple challenges that this "new" form of crisis management poses.
2:04 Speaking from your experience, how has that change of working life (working remotely) impacted organisations, and how should they handle incidents and crisis events?
6:20 How would you define virtual crisis management?
7:28 Can you share any potential challenges or obstacles that might arise from a virtual work environment?
11:30 What about the future? Where do you see the new way of virtual crisis management going in future?
12:50 What have you learned by working in your profession that you may have adopted as a standard working practice or perhaps which you even use in your personal life?
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