Pandemic: experiences and opportunities

The first month, the second, the third... and it has been half a year since the "crown" has been keeping the media, politicians, businesses and ordinary people at bay... Many people follow the statistics every day, worrying and being careful about infection prevention. However, there are an increasing number who have defined their attitude to the pandemic as "letting their sleeves down". There is too much formality, which makes me cringe. Mandatory masking and fines are no measure of our human impact, no one cares...frankly no one cares. Wearing a mask with an open nose looks so idiotic that people who employ such "protection" look like that by default.

I also wrote about how the pandemic affected small businesses... Although many things have changed since then, the main thing is that the quarantine regime was prolonged. If in the beginning I didn't share the aggression of the owners, afterwards... still not to the point. The function of a business is to make a profit. The function of a good businessman is to set up a business to make super profits... This is the way it should have been before the start of restrictions due to COVID-19, and afterwards the forced transition to the survival stage. Many apparently worked at ± 0, which is... well, not business.

It is too early to talk about the effects of COVID-19 for me, but in hindsight I can say something that only indirectly affected me as well. The working conditions became restrictive and the social adequacy of the employer tended to zero. Alas, I was unable to take advantage of the opportunities that the pandemic presented to startups, as hundreds of doors to new activities and new functionality suddenly opened. But, as they say, you don't wave your fists after a fight. Although there is another saying - it is never too late to start. To summarize, I can say that for me (at the time of writing this post) the pandemic of coronovirus infection is another experience and comprehension of opportunities.

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