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German automakers Audi, Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen are turning to social media to promote good social distancing practices by modifying their logos so that individual elements no longer touch
they are doing it because it is serious, and they're trying to get the message out in a unique way
Maybe it'll work. My initial reaction was "Really?", since I thought it undermined the seriousness of the need for social distancing. Sure, you're changing your logos. But how are you taking care of your employees? How are you setting an example for what people should do to stop the spread of COVID-19?
Maybe it'll work. My initial reaction was "Really?", since I thought it undermined the seriousness of the need for social distancing. Sure, you're changing your logos. But how are you taking care of your employees? How are you setting an example for what people should do to stop the spread of COVID-19?
Only the company or an employee could answer that. I would venture a guess that they are practicing what they preach. Things like keeping a six foot distance from people, signs posted everywhere emphasizing this, keeping some doors open as to not have to grab and open them, spacing seats / work stations, work fewer days, utilize 'skeleton crews' to maintain basic operations etc.. I base this off what BMW is doing.