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The  COVID-19 crisis  has severely impacted businesses all around the globe but it’s the small companies that are hardest hit. Large enterprises have a better chance of surviving this crisis as they have more resources whereas for many small business owners the situation could eventually turn out to be devastating, considering the fact there is no certainty when this all will be over. A number of small companies have closed their operations temporarily and some fear that the closure might be permanent if the pandemic continues for long. Business owners are uncertain how to navigate their businesses in this turbulent time and the employees are fearing unemployment. However, the good news is that this stressful time can be used as an opportunity to drive creativity and innovation which, in turn, can help your business survive. Here are 8 tips on how your small business can survivethe COVID-19 pandemic: Evaluate Your Financial Condition It’s important to assess your ...

The great recession of 2008 forced several entrepreneurs to shut down their businesses. Numerous individuals lost their job, had to find alternative ways of earning a living and filed for unemployment.  And, these days, owing to so many unsettling economic news it seems like another recession is making its way. These economic indicators are becoming a serious matter of concern for many small businesses but how many of them are thinking of a strategic plan to survive if the recession actually hit them hard in the future? Recessions are highly unpredictable and drastically impact businesses especially the small ones. Entrepreneurs struggle to retain their assets whereas many fail to continue their ventures. Thus, whenever there are warning signs of an economic crisis, it’s best to take adequate precautions so that the business can endure and survive the downturn. The steps taken to  make the organization recession-proof  might look troublesome for now but they definitel...