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Survey - How Has the Coronavirus Affected You?

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We are all in this together. Stay safe and healthy. How Has the Coronavirus Affected You? Many of us

We are all in this together. Stay safe and healthy. [View this email in your browser]( [engineering.com]( How Has the Coronavirus Affected You? [White Paper: Preventative Maintenance – Keeping Your Machines Safe and Production Moving]( [Survey]( Many of us have reacted to COVID-19 by working from home and isolating ourselves from coworkers -- as well as friends and even family. We depend on the news to tell us about COVID-19 and much of the news is alarming. We’d like to know how the coronavirus COVID-19 has affected each of you directly and personally. How has the crisis changed what you do, how you do it, your work, your play? Let us know! [Â]( [Take the Survey]( [Â]( We will share the results with the rest of our audience, most of them engineers like you, as part of our commitment to keep us all informed of this fast-developing global threat and its effect. Don’t worry, your privacy will be protected. We will report results in aggregate, not individually. We are all in this together. Stay safe and healthy. Best, Roopinder Tara Director of Content Engineering.com, TenLinks.com rtara@engineering.com [engineering.com]( [engineering.com]( [engineering.com]( [engineering.com]( Copyright © 2020 engineering.com, all rights reserved. This email was sent to {EMAIL}. [Why did I get this?]( You are receiving this email because you opted in at [engineering.com]( Our mailing address is: engineering.com · 5285 Solar Drive · Mississauga, Ontario L4W 5B8 · Canada [Update your preferences]( | [Unsubscribe from this list](

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