As the second pandemic summer draws to a close, the importance of corporate adaptation is evident. The outbreak has proven that no company, industry, or country can escape this, and those companies willing to change and adapt quickly—even better, proactively—will not only be most likely to survive but also most likely to thrive.
In Hong Kong, people have slowly adapted to the interrupted state of waiting for normal life to resume—planning and expecting a shift. By honing this adaptability, we become stronger, more resilient, and more capable.
