Few events in American history have challenged our sense of security like the COVID-19 pandemic. Not only has it exposed how fragile our status quo was, but it also revealed our struggle to adjust to some challenges that weren’t all that challenging in the first place.
Jessica LarsonUp until one day in my life, I had never really thought about why I defined success that way—instead, I’d been obsessed with how I would attain those things.
Alan PhilipsHow would we think about our startups if we knew this was the last startup we would ever do? Would we be so rushed?
Wil SchroterRight now, data science is the most lucrative field for technocrats to choose that offers good money, great honor, and an limitless impact.
Bharat VashisthaAs Americans grow increasingly tired by a government-mandated economic shutdown, our differences are sure to arise. It’s the result of a capitalistic economy and free society merging with public safety. In classic political fashion to never let a good crisis go to waste, more of these debates will become politicized.
Bryan KudernaCOVID-19 has triggered the global stock markets to crash, which means any business can be affected, including the real estate.
Tara BerelcDue to COVID-19, half of all companies are considering lay-offs, so the 17 million new unemployment claims in the past three weeks will increase, as will the 4.4% unemployment rate.
Samuel Johns
