https://padlet.com/emunozj28/otserhq2c9m7 Summary en-us 2017-02-13 15:21:11 UTC 2017-05-17 05:36:29 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Prizecup.png emunozj28 https://padlet.com/emunozj28/otserhq2c9m7/wish/153451985 Given the situation of crisis, many companies are uncertain (more like overwhelmed) about what they must do. And most of the times, they end up making rash decisions that affect them in a negative way.
However, the article points out the way of acting that is usually the most effective. And that is:
-Acting smart and fast. The problem must be terminated from the source, and the first thing to do is to lay out the situation and act accordingly; of course, acting faster than the crisis itself.
-Making sure who's in charge. A rudderless boat will get nowhere, and so will the company if there isn't a clear management of the situation. Which leads to the final point:
-Provide clear information. Customers will be raging with rakes and torches at your door if they don't know what's going on. Therefore, communication is key. You must provide your employees and customers enough information on the situation, and how it's going to be solved. If not, have fun with the torches.]]> 2017-02-13 15:23:02 UTC https://padlet.com/emunozj28/otserhq2c9m7/wish/153451985 emunozj28 https://padlet.com/emunozj28/otserhq2c9m7/wish/153459343 Crises happen every single day (To some more than others). And over time, we learn how to cope with them. 

This will look like the most trivial thing ever, but to me, it was a true moment of personal growth. The power went out in my house. *Dramatic Music*

Allow me to explain. It was late in the afternoon, say, 5 pm. And I was alone in my apartment (My dog was there too but he just fell asleep). 
Anyhow, I was there, minding my own business when the lights go out. My heart skipped a beat but I knew it'd be back soon, so I just waited for  a while and listened to music. 
Once it started to get darker, I grew anxious as well. So I rushed to the diner's cabinet to retrieve as may candles as I could get. I lit some of them and saved the rest, hoping the lights would come back soon. 
So, as I overthought the situation, I locked myself in my bedroom so nothing would happen (Mind you, this happened to me a year ago). 
I was really anxious of being alone in the dark, so I tried to play Pokémon for a while to wait. But guess what? 10% Battery. My phone was no better, but I still had my iPad at 50%. So I did the most logical thing I could think of: read. 
So I spent the following THREE HOURS reading alone in the dark with some of the music in my device. And guess what, my aunt got home ten minutes after the lights came back.]]> 2017-02-13 15:40:16 UTC https://padlet.com/emunozj28/otserhq2c9m7/wish/153459343