Publications

August 28, 2020

Weekly Report 20-70

AS THE PANDEMIC DRAGS ON AND VIRTUAL REMOTE WORK CONTINUES INDEFINATELY, ‘HOME BURNOUT’ IS INCREASING. Latest survey of 1,500 respondents found three-quarters of home workers saying they feel burnt-out, with four-in-ten attributing it to “decision fatigue around when the workday will begin & end, and working longer hours.” Another survey found that half of employers... Continue
August 26, 2020

Weekly Report 20-69

GENERATION ‘Y’ MILLENNIALS AND iGEN ‘Z’ NOW SHARE PRETTY MUCH THE SAME VIEWS in regard to business career priorities. Deloitte’s 2020 Global Millennial Survey shows that even though up to six-in-ten had their employment/income status affected negatively, the pandemic “seems to have lessened stress levels… However, only four-in-ten feel that business in general around the... Continue
August 23, 2020

Weekly Report 20-68

AS POST-PANDEMIC STRATEGIC PLANNING BECOMES A CRITICAL FACTOR IN OPTIMAL BUSINESS RESURGENCE, a reminder that, in conjunction with our affiliates Executive Performance Group and ExecNetwork, DCG expertise serves most specific industries and activities – including manufacturing, distribution, marketing, real estate development & property management, technology, entertainment, creative arts/entertainment/music, legal & most professional services. Call us... Continue
August 20, 2020

Weekly Report 20-67

THE INTERNET SPECIALIZES IN DISENTANGLING THE BUNDLES OF PREVIOUS CENTURIES, whether cable TV, local newspapers or department stores. Now, with the pandemic shuttering face-to-face economy, it seems poised to weaken the special relationship between work & home… with up to 20% of the workforce remaining entirely remote, and leading to surprising & significant changes impacting... Continue
August 17, 2020

Weekly Report 20-66

“LOCKDOWN KILLS. It’s time to start assessing whether a prolonged one is worth the risk to our nation’s collective health.” As prior Duitch Reports have warned: “Beyond medical & economic, the psychological impacts of stay-at-home policies are likely to be substantial (20-14); Lockdown isolation has furthered loneliness, anxiety and for many depression (20-21); psychological impacts... Continue