How We Work Now: Warner Music’s President Independent Music & Creator Services Eliah Seton
is asking individuals from all sectors of the music business to share stories of how they work now, with much of the world quarantined at home and unable to take in-person meetings, attend conferences or even go into the office. Submissions for the series can be sent to [email protected].
Jamie could see that, if not contained, what was happening in Italy was going to be a domino effect and happen everywhere else. Coming home every night to me, and to our babies, one of whom had spent a week in the hospital with a respiratory infection earlier in the winter -- he was not prepared to risk that exposure. So we made the determination that as soon as Warner Music Group established its work-from-home policy, we would dislocate. We rented a house on Long Island.
His health is great. He had a gastrointestinal-related sickness in very early March, which is rare for him. The hope is he had it, I had it, our nanny had it, our twins had it and we were just asymptomatic cases. But until we have antibody testing that's reliable, we don't know. He's had all the PPE he needs. We've been overwhelmed by friends, family and colleagues who have donated essentials. He has felt very protected at work.
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