Business
Post Corona
Scott Galloway
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A business professor analyzes how the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated existing trends in technology, inequality, and business, and what it means for the post-pandemic economy.
Key takeaways
- Major Crisis Events Accelerate Rather Than Create Entirely New Underlying Structural Trends
- Digital Commerce and Remote Work Adoption Accelerated Dramatically During This Period
- Already-Dominant Large Technology Companies Further Consolidated Market Position During This Period
- Higher Education and Traditional Institutional Models Faced Accelerated Disruption Pressure
- Apply This Acceleration Framework to Better Anticipate and Navigate Ongoing Structural Business and Social Change
Action checklist
- Identify one structural shift in your industry accelerated by recent disruption, and adapt to it
- Question one assumption about 'the way things were' that no longer holds
Final takeaway
Galloway's closing invitation: apply the book's acceleration-focused analytical framework — recognizing how crisis periods accelerate rather than entirely create underlying structural trends — to better anticipate and navigate ongoing business and social change in your own professional and personal context.
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