Essay during mco

Before the start of the MCO, many of us would’ve taken for granted the simple joys of driving to work, meeting friends and family for meals, watching a movie, or cheering on our favourite football team at a nearby mamak over teh tarik and roti. Almost two months into the MCO, our lives have changed dramatically.

What's next: Working remotely may become the new normal after MCO. That means we'll need to manage our time better and become more efficient. We also need to build a culture of trust at work, empowering our teammates to get the job done – the last thing anyone wants is someone micro-managing them 24/7.

You see, MCO doesn’t allow large public gatherings or outdoor activities. For teachers, this means the focus now just to teaching and preparing lessons which is the core business of teachers.

Many Malaysians are using their extra time during the MCO to learn how to cook, pick up a new language, and even plant their own vegetables. Some parents have even revisited their old passions like music and become piano teachers for their children. For others, this MCO has given them time to reflect and plan ahead for their own business ideas.