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16 March 2021

Op-ed: A year into the pandemic, this is how a culture of flexibility saw QF respond to COVID-19

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Op-ed: A year into the pandemic, this is how a culture of flexibility saw QF respond to COVID-19

Hamad Dalmouk, Workforce and Compensation Director at Qatar Foundation’s Human Capital department, explains how preparation and adaptability has, for the past year, enabled the organization to remain resilient, and learn, amid the pandemic.

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