Curious to why "experience" is a word you dislike. I always thought of it as a good way to describe things that well, you will *experience*, instead of a material possession.
Thanks and perhaps it's a bit specific - as someone in branding/marketing it gets thrown around as this catch-all term to try to describe anything millennials like (to the point where coca-cola would call drinking coke at a store an experience)
Basically none was prepared for WFH culture and suddenly it was imposed on many sectors.
People working at office were not used to WFH, but now because of a few training sessions & planning now most of the companies are prepared for WFH. Especially IT companies are best prepared for WFH. So, slowly and gradually it will boost up market and economy. Many Mobile App development company like https://www.gojekclone.com/ are now fully working from home.
Good article. I've been thinking about how this dislocation along with the top 5 concentration truly dislocates markets from economies, taking us further and deeper into unknown territory.
Curious to why "experience" is a word you dislike. I always thought of it as a good way to describe things that well, you will *experience*, instead of a material possession.
Btw , I really enjoy the newsletter. Well written and with very interesting topics.
Thanks and perhaps it's a bit specific - as someone in branding/marketing it gets thrown around as this catch-all term to try to describe anything millennials like (to the point where coca-cola would call drinking coke at a store an experience)
Basically none was prepared for WFH culture and suddenly it was imposed on many sectors.
People working at office were not used to WFH, but now because of a few training sessions & planning now most of the companies are prepared for WFH. Especially IT companies are best prepared for WFH. So, slowly and gradually it will boost up market and economy. Many Mobile App development company like https://www.gojekclone.com/ are now fully working from home.
QAnon comparison to the stock market really made me think. Great stuff.
Part 2 is on the bottom leg of K? Surely that is the cold hard dose of reality?
Surely...?
Good article. I've been thinking about how this dislocation along with the top 5 concentration truly dislocates markets from economies, taking us further and deeper into unknown territory.