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The incumbent [companies], just by nature of having more cash or by being more established, are perceived safer during the crisis, and suddenly have a unique advantage in terms of attracting talent.”. Safe haven. Instead, they are just as likely to seek safeharbor as anyone else in times of turbulence.
First and foremost, if we are in a position to do so, we should of course be rolling up our sleeves, and trying to help with the unfolding crisis. We are presented with a huge opportunity to nudge, seed and begin to establish future habits, and to create safeharbors that will thrive as the storm clears. Actions Now Matter.
If they don't, they lose their safeharbor provisions. is in a jobs crisis, and one of the few bright spots on the horizon are tech firms like Facebook and Twitter. That is the equivalent of making phone carriers liable for conversations that are being made on their phone lines. At best, it will send them fleeing overseas.
debt crisis before deciding what and where to invest or whether to hire. Europeans wait for a resolution to financial woes from the south affecting the north, and in a safe, sane Nordic country, Norway, fear rises from a seemingly insane terrorist shooting that cost nearly a hundred lives. Safeharbors have uncertainty, too.
In addition to the ones regularly in the news, I have argued earlier in HBR that there is a fundamental crisis unfolding over the longer term: the continent is suffering from a “digital recession” – a loss of momentum in its evolution toward a digital economy. The crisis could be a boon to disruptive forces.
I think each would agree that leading in the intelligence community is a daily exercise in crisis management, whether at the helm of CIA with its global analytic and operational responsibilities, or at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence with its oversight responsibilities for the entire intelligence community.
It did not include a vision for long-term integration; nobody in Turkey foresaw the duration and severity of Syria’s humanitarian crisis. Syrians no longer feel as welcome as they did when the Turkish border first opened to give them safeharbor.
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