The economic impact of wars is usually said to be disruptive to the pocket, but in reality there’s a long journey before it gets to that stage.
In the workplace, professional supply chains are disrupted because coordination is lacking and information lacks coherence for a short while.
In personal terms it means stresses and strains build and these are felt at your desk. The predicament is exacerbated by senior staff also lacking the resources they need to get help around quickly enough.
The stopping and starting of resource flows is also a major hindrance to getting work done. It may also interfere with communication and work vectors slide.
The Russia-Ukraine conflict is a big disruptor because both are mutually professional economies that feed into a global network of working and industry environments.
Whilst on the battlefield there’s a necessary diversion of resources, this impacts update lines and leads to lag in knowhow for key decision makers and longterm strategists.