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Crisis Management Assignment

Crisis management is the process of addressing unexpected events that threaten an organization or individual, focusing on preparedness, rapid response, and recovery. It encompasses various types of crises, including natural disasters, technological failures, organizational misdeeds, workplace violence, and financial downturns. The primary objective is to minimize damage and restore normal operations swiftly.
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Crisis management is the process of addressing unexpected events that threaten an organization or individual, focusing on preparedness, rapid response, and recovery. It encompasses various types of crises, including natural disasters, technological failures, organizational misdeeds, workplace violence, and financial downturns. The primary objective is to minimize damage and restore normal operations swiftly.
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Assignment: Crisis Management

Name: [Your Name]

Class: [Your Class]

Date: [Date]

Subject: [Subject Name]

Introduction

Crisis management refers to the process by which an organization or individual deals with a

disruptive and unexpected event that threatens to harm the entity, its stakeholders, or the general

public. Effective crisis management involves preparedness, rapid response, and post-crisis

recovery. The goal is to minimize the damage and resume normal operations as soon as possible.

Types of Crises

1. Natural Disasters - Earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, and pandemics.

2. Technological Crises - System failures, cyberattacks, or industrial accidents.

3. Organizational Misdeeds - Scandals, corruption, or unethical behavior.

4. Workplace Violence - Internal conflicts, threats, or attacks.

5. Financial Crises - Bankruptcy, economic downturns, or sudden market crashes.

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