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Types of Crises: Sudden / Smoldering
Martin Caldwell
In a recent paper, Erika Hayes James and Lynn Perry Wooten distinguish between:
1. SUDDEN CRISES (Natural disasters, Terrorist attack, Plan explosion, Workplace violence, Product tampering, Sabotage, Hostile Takeover, Excutive kidnapping, Environmental spill, Technology dusruption) and
2. SMOLDERING CRISES (Product defects, Rumors/scandals, workplace safety, Bribery, Sexual harassment, Consumer activism, Mismanagement, Whistle blowing, Class action lawsuits and Labor disputes). (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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Paper by James and Wooten
Jaap de Jonge, Management Consultant, Netherlands Thanks, I added their paper in the Resources section.
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Types of Crises
Tom Lesnikowski, Business Consultant, Australia, Member Smoldering crises need to be identified and dealt with as a matter of urgency.
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Crisis Categories
Muhammad Ashraf ul Haq Khan, Student (MBA), Pakistan, Member By reading "Mistakes Committed by Leaders in Crises" and these categories of crises I am enlightened on the subject and add these in my training paper. Thanks.
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