life after COVID

[Ever-young]

It was really a hard time for most of us but it also helped me push beyond just relaying on day jobs, things where so rough back then that our company need to cut down workers and many which their duty can’t allow them work from home where mostly dropped, currently I can say the COVID did me good by pushing me to learn some online skill which I can now consider to be a secondary employment for me added to my white collar jobs.

[AgriTrack]

Life has definitely changed irrevocably since COVID-19, and I've seen this in two ways: first, people's health has deteriorated. In general, many are now experiencing strange symptoms similar to common colds, including unexplained intravenous pressure, including those who previously had COVID-19.
For example, many of my friends' lung conditions have become much more severe. Another irreversible factor is the graying of work: many companies have placed a strong emphasis on remote work in offices. And this is a good thing, because society has rethought the concept of working together, and now many of my friends are vacationing in Thailand while remaining productive thanks to remote access.

Covid 19 has totally changed the  way the world works. Before it world has followed the traditional ways of working. But yes one side it affect many lives but on the other hand it gave a new perspective of work. The whole world shifted on online or remote work. Because of this new way of working, the recognition of skills get promotion that was ignored before. Now it reduce the chances of nepotism and bribery system. Which usually gave the harm to the economy or discouraged the fair competition in jobs. Although during the pandemic all the world has faced great loss of lives but on the other hand work or promotion based on merit has been introduced. The most  inspiring thing in all these is that it has no borders. So everyone can avail the jobs even outside of the country without spending any travelling cost. So Today many  opportunities are available for those who adapt this new perspective on work

[Rain1620]

It is now 2026 and it has been 6 years since the pandemic hit us. If those of you remember, economy really dropped during then and its effects could still be felt years after. But now 6 years later, it seems like a lot of people have recovered and many economic pursuits have been booming. The pandemic hurt a lot of us but also brought in developments that stuck with us like WFH set up and increased delivery services. Now those are what drives the economy. Do you feel that you have recovered from the pandemic? If yes, how?

For a fact, the pandemic as a result of COVID was a horrible situation which has cost lives, businesses and even nonprofit organizations. But personally the COVID has got nothing on me.

But while COVID was a terror, it also exposed the society to certain technologies that shouldn’t have been utilized just yet. Though there are people or organizations that are yet to attain balance from the shifts caused by COVID like some institutions.

The COVID somehow was also a lesson for every individual to attain certain stability to survive economic fluctuations in the society.
But I believe that with how fast time flew from 2020 till now? Recovery has been massive.

[EarnOnVictor]

Do you feel that you have recovered from the pandemic? If yes, how?

To be honest with you, I don't know why you asked this question. The Covid-19 happened almost 6 years ago, and the whole world has moved past that now. As you can see, both individuals and the world's government do not reference it as an issue anymore, unless they have their personal mismanagement before, during and after the pandemic. Even the financial market has moved past it as well, with many assets recording significant post-Covid-19 gains, which includes Bitcoin. Perhaps, your context about this and the question need more specifics.

[Odusko]

It was really a hard time for most of us but it also helped me push beyond just relaying on day jobs, things where so rough back then that our company need to cut down workers and many which their duty can’t allow them work from home where mostly dropped, currently I can say the COVID did me good by pushing me to learn some online skill which I can now consider to be a secondary employment for me added to my white collar jobs.

COVID 19 was a time that reshape a lot of things ranging from economy to personal life decisions, most people become self relaliance from the event of COVID we were forced to think outside the box and come up with solutions to our own personal life and decisions, this is when most of us become independent mentally and the reflection is what we are seeing currently.

[SatoPrincess]

On a global level, I think the world is still recovering from the pandemic. In the last 3 years, a lot of tech companies have had massive layoffs just to make up for the losses they suffered during Covid. Personally, 2019 wasn’t a totally bad year for me. Yes, my business was completely shut down because people were more concerned about their well-being and having necessities than being fashionable or looking good. But the lockdown gave me the opportunity to learn new skills and learn so much about myself.

[Cheema02]

It was really a hard time for most of us but it also helped me push beyond just relaying on day jobs, things where so rough back then that our company need to cut down workers and many which their duty can’t allow them work from home where mostly dropped, currently I can say the COVID did me good by pushing me to learn some online skill which I can now consider to be a secondary employment for me added to my white collar jobs.

It was very dark time for most of the individuals in the world like me, but it also helped me to grow in tough conditions. If we observed and get back the circumstance was so tough that most companies had to reduce their workers and in that tough conditions if you are unemployed, it's also a huge challenge itself and like many other workers, I have to reduce from my company and many other employees lost their jobs because their companies don't offered work from home. During this duration my mind change from daily work to getting online skills and in start it was not easy for me to manage it but with the passage of time I used to and get more commands in it. After COVID my view is that online skills can help me lot in now a day it becomes a secondary source of income for me. So, the learning point is that difficult situations can turned into opportunities if we learn from it and keep going to be focused on personal growth.

[abhiseshakana]

On a global level, I think the world is still recovering from the pandemic. In the last 3 years, a lot of tech companies have had massive layoffs just to make up for the losses they suffered during Covid. Personally, 2019 wasn’t a totally bad year for me. Yes, my business was completely shut down because people were more concerned about their well-being and having necessities than being fashionable or looking good. But the lockdown gave me the opportunity to learn new skills and learn so much about myself.

During Covid pandemic, my wife take saveral course for neck up investment on the long way try to get economic quality and resilieance. Figuring out we found that post covid era ended with better financial literacy & we have many of income sources. Previously we only rely on export business.Covid push us hard to review, evaluating and fix our family consumption pattern to make it more efficient (no impulsife expenses and buy something for function and ecential needed, no post for life style expenses). I learn from covid situation that financial literacy, emergency fund and live insurance actually foundation of healthy financial budgedting, many people now normalise buffer saving for 6-12 months even more.

I can not neglect that there are change on economic structure, WFH, logistics and service based on technology. which be engine for economic running, open new oportunity and economic access for everybody, we can say covid fasten technology adoption like digital banking, qr and e wallet payment, remote and digital business. We see cleary, risk can be come from non economic and non personal event and if we do not ready it will ruin our financial stability. Even not everybody recovered already, but as my experiences, my family try to survive with adaptation and i get recovered because i change my way in managing financial plan and my cashflow with more realistic target and adaptive budged.

[Baseplate]

It is now 2026 and it has been 6 years since the pandemic hit us. If those of you remember, economy really dropped during then and its effects could still be felt years after. But now 6 years later, it seems like a lot of people have recovered and many economic pursuits have been booming. The pandemic hurt a lot of us but also brought in developments that stuck with us like WFH set up and increased delivery services. Now those are what drives the economy. Do you feel that you have recovered from the pandemic? If yes, how?

DAYUM, it feels like yesterday they classified COVID-19 as a pandemic

The pandemic didn't really affect me in any negative way, I wasn't quarantining because I didn't (and still don't believe) that the pandemic was as big of a threat as everyone was telling us. Sure, there were countless deaths and I am not minimising any of their suffering, but the way it was talked about as a "deadly super-virus" when statistics from the CDC showed that young people had a survival rate of 99% with COVID-19 did NOT justify us shutting down our economy to quarantine everyone who were fit and able to work. I also hate that people were forced to take the vaccines at the threat of losing their jobs for refusing.

[Nothingtodo]

During the Covid pandemic, my family's situation was much worse, especially since the only income earner in my family lost his job and was confined to his home due to COVID-19. However, the economic situation of my family only deteriorated during the Corona pandemic, but one thing worth mentioning is that my family had enough food stored, due to which we did not face food shortages. However, my father was able to find work after Corona and my family was able to become financially well-off after Corona, but my family will never forget the bad experience they had during Corona.

[AmaGold70]

It's been six years now and yes I have recovered from the trauma it made me go through, I was doing well at the time but the challenge was not being able to move around and mingle with friends. Everyone was indoors for a long period of time and it was terrible but it's been years now so I'm sure everyone have recovered from it and moved on and for business owners business should be thriving now and workers are going to work now and getting paid but for some companies I don't think they have recovered yet because of the losses and debt they were in due to the pandemic.

[cutecui]

Now those are what drives the economy. Do you feel that you have recovered from the pandemic? If yes, how?

The pandemic that has gone since many years ago, it is what you are asking now. Just know that a thread like this would have even been discussed before on this forum. The pandemic is gone and I do not think this is right to be discussed about. All industries, companies, organizations that were affected have been opened back and they have grown back fully functional, even there have been more development.

It's been quite a while since Covid, and the economy has been stabilized since then, but I feel completely recovered after what I went through. My daily life during that time was very hard, trying to stretch my money like glue to be able to support myself. Now, after that, I feel I've changed a lot, but I'm still traumatized by what I experienced.

[Yeesha]

It is now 2026 and it has been 6 years since the pandemic hit us. If those of you remember, economy really dropped during then and its effects could still be felt years after. But now 6 years later, it seems like a lot of people have recovered and many economic pursuits have been booming. The pandemic hurt a lot of us but also brought in developments that stuck with us like WFH set up and increased delivery services. Now those are what drives the economy. Do you feel that you have recovered from the pandemic? If yes, how?

We shouldn't just forget about the pandemic time because some people are still struggling to recover, even after some years later. It was really tough period that caused a lot of damages to several people. People lost their loved ones, job, health homes and at the same time peace of mind, leading to emotional instability and mental health disorder, someone people were struggling to feed, and to pay rent during the lockdown. Some were suffering from the fatigue and pain of the corona virus. While others that were free from the disease was suffering and feeling super anxious, depressed, frustrated, stressed, or lonely. Sincerely speaking, economies suffered a lot during the pandemic, because some families were torn apart by distance or death, small businesses were closed, the educational system was also closed and kids missed school, friends, and whole childhood paused.

But actually, it's a good thing. Even after all the pain, despite what happens we're living a new great time. We've seen a big chapter in life, and that's amazing and something special. Going through it makes us even more stronger, hard times don't stop life, they shape it. Now we have new stories. Technology has evolved and people are working from home.

[YOSHIE]

Now those are what drives the economy. Do you feel that you have recovered from the pandemic? If yes, how?

The public has been lied to by the mafia under the guise of the government, Covid has come and gone like a planned scenario, those in power have had their wealth increase drastically, many times over, as a result the economy for the common people has been damaged, that is the end of the Pandemic.

Since the pandemic ended, the people have understood and are smart, they are fighting Covid, there is a next scenario which was launched with moderna but failed, currently the economy of the community at large has improved, Even though we know that inflation is the new title for global economic destruction, there are several countries that anticipate this.

I am sure that in 2026 the economy will improve for some countries and some countries will not, this is due to inflation.

[Hypnosis00]

I'm not actually totally down during covid times because I was able to continuously work on my job and make good income, despite how others have lost their jobs and struggled financially on how they will provide their family. Thankfully, online jobs have emerged and have helped a lot of jobless people that time, and are still keeping their online jobs until now.

So when ask about recovery, I'm completely okay now. My only struggle that time was not seeing some of my loved ones more often since travelling is prohibited especially if your loved ones are living in areas where covid patients highly arise.

[boyptc]

It was really a hard time for most of us but it also helped me push beyond just relaying on day jobs, things where so rough back then that our company need to cut down workers and many which their duty can’t allow them work from home where mostly dropped, currently I can say the COVID did me good by pushing me to learn some online skill which I can now consider to be a secondary employment for me added to my white collar jobs.

It has taught us not to be reliant with a day job. Because our day jobs can be gone if this pandemic or any other global crises has happened again.

The importance of having a buffer stock of food, water and money is important because the government can stop people from going outside and lock all of us down.

And it seems that everyone has been pushed to that point that we have to learn new skill during the pandemic because we're staying at home. That's a good spending of time and not just to lay on the bed although it's a good rest for those who have been working all of their lives.

[Zaka1221]

It was really a hard time for most of us but it also helped me push beyond just relaying on day jobs, things where so rough back then that our company need to cut down workers and many which their duty can’t allow them work from home where mostly dropped, currently I can say the COVID did me good by pushing me to learn some online skill which I can now consider to be a secondary employment for me added to my white collar jobs.

It has taught us not to be reliant with a day job. Because our day jobs can be gone if this pandemic or any other global crises has happened again.

The importance of having a buffer stock of food, water and money is important because the government can stop people from going outside and lock all of us down.

And it seems that everyone has been pushed to that point that we have to learn new skill during the pandemic because we're staying at home. That's a good spending of time and not just to lay on the bed although it's a good rest for those who have been working all of their lives.

Many people became rich at the time of COVID-19 because they developed new skills and they worked day and night and invested on their learning and after that they achieved success in that . Many people made stores online because physical purchase was tough for all people and Many people made videos about awareness of pandemic and they viewership which made them successful at that time. Most of the industries were close at that time because people have demand and government gave orders to close all shops and Industries and at that time we saw big Downfall. Many people were doing small jobs and they were fired from that and they were free and any family member of them died due to Virus and we have to learn these kind of things which will come in the next decade or next century.

[Ziskinberg]

Life during covid was undeniably tough, but it brought a realization for everyone. Most especially when it comes to financial aspects, because I would also be living in misery back then when I was laid off from my job like most of the workers have experienced. It's always a must to prepare your finances all the time as we don't know what will be the scenario then the day after tomorrow and in the next days and months to come.

However, I can say now I was able to recover already. But I can't imagine life during covid if one has cut off from his regular job thinking that he's the provider in the family.

[whiteblue]

I'm not actually totally down during covid times because I was able to continuously work on my job and make good income, despite how others have lost their jobs and struggled financially on how they will provide their family. Thankfully, online jobs have emerged and have helped a lot of jobless people that time, and are still keeping their online jobs until now.

So when ask about recovery, I'm completely okay now. My only struggle that time was not seeing some of my loved ones more often since travelling is prohibited especially if your loved ones are living in areas where covid patients highly arise.

It's good that you haven't had a major impact after COVID. I think you're coping well. Overall, your work and life are going well. A few problems are normal. In fact, some people have experienced significant financial gains during COVID, and some have become wealthy. During the COVID-19 pandemic, those who successfully adapted to the digital world saw significant gains more quickly.

The ban on online workers is certainly not a problem, but we do face many restrictions on our interactions with the community, and I don't think that's a devastating loss.

[tabas]

I think about the anxiety that it has brought many that includes is there's still a bit of it. But having to move on, it wasn't all easy for me. Sometimes when I think about how we're able to survive that, I'm thinking of those folks who weren't able to make it up to this time. Too many things have happened during that time and even we like to move forward, when I am alone I think of those times that life isn't fair for all. And if another crises like that happens globally, the world and its people can no longer afford to have it.