Manar Al Hinai

Preparing contingency plans and diversifying revenue streams can help cushion the impact of a crisis

With business conditions still slow for many, consider this an opportunity to support your community and plan for a new normal

The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the dynamics of doing business where giving back to your community

Freelancers will become an integral part of the future economy as we re-evaluate our business models

Some businesses have flourished during the crisis because of the way they communicate with their customers

Hosting meetings and seminars virtually could become the new normal for businesses, says Manar Al Hinai

Research shows people who incorporate a daily habit of practising gratitude are less anxious and have overall better physical health

Cheaper set-up costs, more helpful banks, and access to a big pool of talent are three of the reasons why starting your own company in uncertain times might make sense

The crisis is not over yet but it has already underlined the importance of resilience, resourcefulness and preparedness for businesses

Re-shaping a business can provide employees with needed motivation and the drive they crave, while also helping the community

The holy month this year provides a great opportunity for us to develop on both spiritual and professional levels

Companies should use this time to understand their customers more deeply

Changing one's perspective about work can be helpful and provide a sense of calm and distraction

Setting aside budgets to spend with smaller firms or even highlighting their work can help companies which may be struggling due to lower demand

For managers the present pandemic is a case study for the future