In this podcast [36 min], Insightview has interviewed Steffen Schiottz-Christensen. Steffen owns MAST Consulting. The Chinese company located in Chengdu provides consulting and investment advice in China based on Steffen's long experience in the country. The podcast shows Europeans that there is light on the other side of the coronavirus crisis if European citizens finally take the coronavirus outbreak seriously. Steffen talks about how he and his family "survived" the coronavirus crisis in China - and still try to survive.
Steffen says that China has restarted but we are far from normal because Chinese households and workers are still nervous. Last but not least, Steffen warns young Europeans that indifference to the virus outbreak is not only endangering grandparents and parents but also their friends, young people, who work in the health sector. People in the health sector need all our support now and not tomorrow!
We also talk about how China's restart process is progressing. Are Chinese households still quarantined? Are we back to normal or is there still a long way to go? A radical and long-term change in the retail sector. The end of paper money and coins due to the risk of being infected. Are there bottlenecks that could impact Europe? Do we really need to travel as much as we did before the virus outbreak? (5G) Is it a surprise that the coronavirus outbreak in Europe has become so severe as it is the case today? Is Europe finally doing the right thing to contain the virus outbreak? What kind of rules has Steffen followed to protect himself and his family from being infected? What could European companies do to make business-as-usual as much as possible during a lock-down period?
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