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The unprecedented crisis we are experiencing sees its share of misfortunes, bereavements, financial and social difficulties, and anxiety unfold every evening, all of which speak to us about women, men and children.
Because what we have all been talking about since the start of the epidemic is Human Beings: humans have finally returned to the center of all debates and attention:
Beyond the current very real suffering, what we are experiencing is also a great opportunity for tangible, profound and irreversible changes, undoubtedly unique in history.
Because what unites all the actors in the political, economic, industrial and health world today is Ignorance. And the power of Ignorance is immense, because it shakes up our beliefs and forces us to innovate.
Faced with this total and immediate uncertainty, in all its parameters, all stakeholders in the ecosystem have no other solution than to co-create the future together, leaving ideology aside.
In this sense, the crisis is only accelerating an awareness initiated by others:
Because that's what it's all about: creating an environment in businesses, communities, territories, where everyone can develop their autonomy and release their energy and their ability to think and do differently.
The leader gives the impetus but the strategy will be the result of co-creation in the service of the common good.
So certainly the crisis is reshuffling the cards, many businesses will suffer and will have to reduce their costs. But this intense period of solidarity, anonymous heroes and creativity gives us a unique chance to see as many people as possible admit that reducing human costs only comes as a last resort because:
The levers for the rebound can then primarily involve the redeployment of turnover and the reduction of non-wage costs, which are not essential to the recovery:
As Hubert Joly, president of Best Buy, said so well in a recent interview: “We don't win against each other but we win together.”
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