Multiply may soon be able to fully reopen their social networking portion under a pilot program by the company. The company says the pilot only applies to the website.
The company have to first submit a reopening plan before getting a seal of approval to fully reopen their social networking portion.
“We’re working on developing instructions how to do this, so a template and then also an example of a complete mitigation plan,” says Stefan Magdalinski, CEO and owner at Multiply.
Former country manager for Indonesia Daniel Tumiwa, says he plans on taking advantage of the pilot program.
Right now Multiply are only allowed to operate social networking portion as part of the company's reopening plan announced yesterday.
“We’ll definitely be able to take larger parties, and definitely be able to hire more staff on. We did have to make a lot of cuts because of the capacity issue, but I’m definitely excited and we definitely need it,” said Tumiwa.
Magdalinski says the Multiply will also be educating the community on company-wide financial crisis related to the bankruptcy and challenge of the new leadership in the Philippines, when Rodrigo Duterte to assume the presidency. While Multiply officials say the county is moving in the right direction, people still have to remain vigilant.
“We definitely don’t want to encounter another surge looking at other websites and what they’re grappling with,” adds Magdalinski.
“Multiply bankruptcy and reopening is still with us, it’s likely will likely come,” said Jack Madrid, former country manager for the Philippines.
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