| In business affairs mistakes are inevitable, what | | | | not act as spokespersons for it is easy to lose |
| matters is how we respond to them. | | | | control and make mistakes at every turn. |
| We have also written that no company is exempt | | | | It has been repeated many times in history that |
| from needing a management crisis. There are only | | | | those aggressive managers or directors who |
| 2 types of companies: those that have gone | | | | have conducted a series of bold moves as a |
| through a crisis and those that soon will be, no | | | | reaction according to them, has given them a high |
| doubt. | | | | apparent power and control over their |
| When a company is not ready to manage a crisis | | | | adversaries. But this is temporary because the |
| and it breaks, your attitude is reactive, as being | | | | thoughtlessly carried out act and strong emotions |
| unexpected, nothing is planned and what remains | | | | are enemies, which later get joined. |
| is to be reacting to each attack, or each holder of | | | | Being permanently reactive makes a company |
| negative media communication. | | | | and its officials exhausted, until they can no longer |
| In a crisis situation there are ‘two media | | | | irretrievably continue. |
| unexpected ways’ to react: | | | | You must ask the question: What is the point if |
| 1. To respond in a negative way, covering up the | | | | we never have to react frantically to control the |
| facts, avoiding public confrontation, in which case it | | | | situation? Why do we always have to react to |
| will be difficult to recover the image. | | | | events rather than direct? |
| 2. Do not break out before the crisis, to stand | | | | The answer is simple: We have a misconception |
| and act in an organized manner with the potential | | | | of power. |
| to restore the image and reputation. | | | | In crisis management, where the company has to |
| What almost always happens in a sudden crisis is | | | | act immediately, strategic thinking must prevail |
| that many officers are left to carry the emotional | | | | even over reason and emotion to take power. |
| factor and start to make mistakes, and without | | | | The essence of power is the ability to maintain |
| realizing it, suddenly they are making statements | | | | the initiative, to make others react to our actions, |
| to the press on the subjects of their adversary: | | | | to ensure that opponents are always on the |
| From this point you are setting the agenda and | | | | defensive. This will enable us to always drive the |
| have lost control of the subjects of public debate | | | | agenda, having the power and control issues of |
| by getting carried away by emotions. | | | | public debate. |
| It is not recommended that the Crisis Committee | | | | In conclusion: Crisis management must be more |
| is led by highly emotional people who confuse | | | | strategic than emotional, just as we must be |
| aggression with effective action. These people can | | | | proactive rather than reactive. |