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A 7-Step Adaptation to the Pandemic — How AMC Bridge Deals With the COVID-19 Crisis

A 7-Step Adaptation to the Pandemic — How AMC Bridge Deals With the COVID-19 Crisis

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Doing right by our employees and clients is one of the core values at AMC Bridge. Thus, we have directed our response to the pandemic at creating the safest conditions for our employees to work, while maintaining the highest level of service to our clients.

In practical terms it means:

Keep the existing team and have no layoffs.
Find personalized and effective ways to support our clients.
Keeping our budget balanced.

Keeping those principles in mind, AMC Bridge has arrived at a seven-step adaptation strategy to the pandemic:

Strategy Planning
Establishing a Working Group on Emergency Measures
Introducing Working from Home (WFH) Mode
Maintaining External Communication
Intensifying Internal Communication
Conducting Client Surveys on Company Efficiency
Surveying Managers on the Team WFH Performance

Check the entire material on engineering.com.

Jul 14, 2020

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