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Unless it's a very small company, or you're very senior, you possibly just aren't aware what the company is considering. I'm reasonably senior in a large global company (I'm based in the UK) and what we are doing, versus what we are officially allowed to say that we are doing, differ pretty widely. We are also, largely, asking most folk to keep working as usual unless there are specific reasons not too. And we are tr…
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I think the general idea is not to avoid it forever but delay infections as much as possible so the healthcare system has time to process them. Essentially avoid DDoS'ing hospitals. Yes, almost everybody will get this thing but let's not do it all at the same time (and before there's a vaccine or specific medication).
People say it like it's a cold and we might as well get it instead of everything close for 2 weeks and get it over with. I don't know why UK think it's so much better and special than any other country in Europe. Only time will show.
personally, I think this is a risky strategy that's going to cause hundreds of thousands of deaths and totally over-whelm our hospitals who are already struggling under winter pressures.
https://twitter.com/iandonald_psych/status/12385183716516495...
Unless it's a very small company, or you're very senior, you possibly just aren't aware what the company is considering. I'm reasonably senior in a large global company (I'm based in the UK) and what we are doing, versus what we are officially allowed to say that we are doing, differ pretty widely. We are also, largely, asking most folk to keep working as usual unless there are specific reasons not too. And we are tr…
Your company sounds like it's mishandling this. It sounds like you're dealing with secrecy and putting lives at risk.