In the 21st century, the world is volatile, uncertain, complex, and unpredictable. Encountering crises during a managerial career is therefore unavoidable. Dealing with crises has become more than just an "optional" skill; it's a "necessary".“
Research by McKinsey & Company indicates that organizations with strong crisis preparedness can reduce the impact of crises by up to 30% in terms of financial performance, stakeholder confidence, and recovery time. Meanwhile, a Deloitte study found that 70% of executives who had faced crises admitted they “lacked a plan” or “lacked the skills to make decisions in real-world situations,” resulting in longer organizational recovery times.
Moreover, crises in today's era are no longer limited to natural disasters or accidents, but also include cyber attacks, supply chain disruptions, financial crises, from the ever-changing global trade order, corporate corruption, to reputation crises on social media, which can spread rapidly in a matter of minutes.
This course is designed to fill the gaps in skills that executives truly need, whether it be systematic situation analysis, decision-making under pressure, crisis communication, organizational recovery planning, or learning from crises to prepare for the future.
All content is designed to be practical and easy to understand, combining both local and international case studies with practical management tools that can be applied in every organization.

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