K-Corp Weekly

SPOTLIGHT ON…

Every week, we shine the spotlight on one of the wonderful people who make up K-Corp to get to know each other better. This week’s spotlight is on Abdulrahman Alhifni, K-Corp IT Administrator…

1. Married? Kids? Siblings? How many?
Yes, I’m married. I don’t have kids yet.

2. How do you spend your time after work?
I enjoy playing football, gaming on PlayStation, and watching movies.

3. What’s your favorite pastime/hobby?
Football, swimming, and programming.

4. One quirky/interesting thing to know about you?
I work quietly and don’t talk much about what I do.

5. Your favorite aspect/thing about the job/company?
I love my work! I feel happy when I solve problems and learn new things.

6. Your least favorite aspect about the job/company?
Sometimes, the deadlines are challenging, but they help me improve.

7. Your one piece of advice for work/workplace?
Always keep learning.

Contact Abdulrahman on +966568666347 or by email at [email protected].

KSA Bulletin

• The Saudi Contractors Authority issued a detailed report, Contracting Sector Overview in KSA, which includes key figures and information regarding the industry and available projects. Read here.

• KSA construction market recorded the largest overall y-o-y decline in the GCC, dropping by USD 34 bn, according to Meed Projects data. The decline is most visible in the gigaprojects. Read more.

• KSA’s first-quarter GDP grew by 3.4%, beating the previously estimated 2.7% by the Saudi General Authority for Statistics. Read more.

Shortcut
Events & Entertainment

Shortcut successfully executed the Eid Al-Adha event celebration at Uptown's office.

OPS Rentals
Mobile Structures Rentals

OPS Rentals has successfully signed the prestigious World Defense Show, taking place in Riyadh in January 2026. This marks the third year in a row that OPS has signed the WDS. They also signed the WWE SmackDown event happening in Riyadh on June 27.

OPS Production
Mobile Structures Production

OPS Production has submitted dazzling proposals to Energia for accommodation units and JAC RIJK AL-Rushaid Co. Ltd for their Turaif Camp Construction Facilities.

Emails At Work

Email isn’t just a tool; it’s a habit. And like any habit, it can either help you work smarter or bury you in digital noise. Most people check their email constantly, reply even when it’s not the right time for them to do so, and let their inbox control their day. The result? Scattered focus, delayed priorities, and a sense that you’re always busy but not necessarily productive! Here are three ways to take control of your inbox instead of letting it control you:

Set Email Time Blocks: Refreshing your inbox every five minutes is not a strategy. Instead, schedule two to three specific times a day to check and respond to emails. Outside those time blocks, close it. Email is rarely urgent, and staying in it all day drains your focus from your actual work.

Be Concise and Precise: Long, vague emails get ignored. Be clear, concise, and structured: What’s the purpose of the message? What action do you want? Use bullet points when needed. The goal isn’t to sound like a vocabulary pro; it’s to be understood quickly.

Unsubscribe Aggressively: Every email you receive is a demand on your attention. Be ruthless about cutting out newsletters, notifications, and lists you don’t read. If it’s not helping you do your job better, it doesn’t need to be in your inbox.

Email should be a tool, not a trap. By creating better habits around how and when you use it, you’ll get more time, more clarity, and more focus on what really matters.