So there’s a job called “political risk analyst” & they analyze the political situation in other countries, generally developing countries, to let corporations know if they should set up shop there & warn them if the situation becomes risky. Is there something similar in the US? https://twitter.com/thatrebecca/status/1274027422308954112">https://twitter.com/thatrebec...

Or does management just read the news & make their own decisions?

I guess a lot of the time it falls under the communication/PR department. Wondering if AMC’s PR advised its CEO that requiring masks would be a good decision or not.

This thread is just a series of random thoughts now bc no one reads my tweets anyway, but advertising is another dept that has its pulse on a company’s customers. I’ve never taken a business class — but maybe it would be a good idea to listen to depts focused on the public.