There's a 14-question quiz you can take right now to measure if your company will survive a crisis like coronavirus or buckle under the pressure
to combat the spread. Nevertheless, the coronavirus is definitely not the first crisis ever encountered. cybercrime and natural disasters to leadership misconduct and fraud. Nearly 74% of the companies surveyed said they sought outside help during or after the crisis. Moreover, 42% explained they emerged stronger from it and are at a better place.
These companies communicated with stakeholders and suppliers the whole time, and they also performed regular analyses on how to reduce crisis impact. Lastly, the outperforming companies prioritized teamwork and held to their company values, even in the midst of upheaval.The consultancy's crisis preparedness quiz consists of 14 multiple-choice questions that assesses your company's profile .
It then jumps to more analytical questions. Some of these include "Following a crisis, how has your organization incorporated changes based on the root cause of the crisis?" and "What is your organization's annual spend on crisis preparedness?"All responses submitted to PwC's quiz are strictly confidential, meaning the survey data will be separated from the organization and your name.
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