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Leading in wartime: 5 ways CEOs should communicate with their workers during coronavirus

  • Written by Rita Men, Associate Professor of Public Relations, University of Florida
Leading in wartime: 5 ways CEOs should communicate with their workers during coronavirusMicrosoft's Satya Nadella urged his employees to show empathy for one another.AP Photo/Elaine Thompson

President Donald Trump and others have likened the coronavirus pandemic to fighting a war.

As someone who studies how leaders communicate, I believe that’s an apt description. But the president isn’t the only general in this battle....

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