corporations should be thought provoking now the current ranking done by a consultancy firm pricewaterhouse coopers does include some surprises and a whole lot of coronavirus shake up. saudi aramco only went public last year but it went straight to the top of the corporate tree and the saudi oil behemoth remains number one among the world's $100.00 most valuable listed companies according to analysts of price waterhouse cooper this is how the top 5 looked at the end of march saudi aramco up top followed by the other 2 members of the trillion dollar club competitors microsoft and apple he switched places during the 1st 3 months of the year and behind them more american tech mages amazon and google are now for bet. the much rankings are the 1st to take into account coronavirus and the disease has left its mark for example amazon shifted up one place compared with the rankings in december helped by a surge in delivery orders from housebound buyers around the world. not every day the. prison for murder for our netflix was another big winner because of the crisis it was one of only 10 companies in the t

has developed facial recognition tools to monitor stuff working from home during the lot pricewaterhouse coopers apparently designed the tech to keep tabs on absence from desks including how many 1000000 bathroom breaks employees have been taking at home and that's called privacy in h.r. groups warning over excess intrusion. as approximately a quarter of the world's population was working from home at the peak of the pandemic period constant monitoring has left many incredibly stressed senior is aware devalued and appreciated and humanized the city firms have problems with work in employees doing they should take it up with their employees sensitively he's in the appropriate h.r. processes rather than surveilling their employees remarks this simply screams we don't trust you if an employee believes they aren't trusted then a business will never get the best out of them. so with the home office now being very much in vogue p.w. season talks with investment banks to provide the face recognition technology which it says it designed to help firms meet legal compliance obligations just as they would