Jobs in Dubai

[qwert97]

Originally Posted by Elphaba

'Salary paying jobs of no use' - what an odd thing to say! Many people have decent jobs with very good salaries. It just depends on whether youa re professionally qualified.

So I take it you are work for a real estate agent, but without experience? Please work on an ethical basis. There are far too many charlatans in that industry who have no regard for their clients and are simply out to make a fast buck. Such a shame.

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I would like to see some regulation in the industry. Since there are no professionals, customer service is something that is very scarce. This is the reason the agents don't return calls since unless they see their benefits.

[SassyParamedic]

Well i may try to get into the Real Estate biz again, fortunately for me I do have experience and in addition to being a Paramedic,I have something most of them don't. ETHICS and EMPATHY. I know its location location location.. but you have to feel good about where you have placed one's future, income, family and lifestyle. The foreclosure dilemma in the US right now is because of Real Estate agents and Mortgage Co's who exxagerated the market in order to turn profit ie.. interest only loans placing families in homes they can barely afford the utility bill and then 3 years later the loan that they would be promise to turn into a 5 -6 % FHA winded up being a loan they could not get approved for thus keeping them in the mortgage bracket they couldn't afford. Looks to me that maybe Dubai may be doing the same thing. But what i also see is that when you're running the market amuck, people eventually will flock to another area.. who knows maybe Mexico beaches that are hardly occupied might wind up the next Dubai in the few years to come. It is sad to see the UAE nationals have not taken control of the housing market after they have done so well to promote growth , paved the roads in Gold as they say and have neglected the responsibility of regulating the sales of a promising land. If i do get into sales, i will remember my fudiciary responsibilities.

[swahbeh]

Dear all,

I am female, 25 years old, Syrian national, recently got a Diploma from Al Jassera Media traning Centre in Syria as jornalist and news correspondence when I previously worked in ART and other media Radio Channels such as Kouds FM.
I am looking for a job in one of Dubai TV or Radio Channels. Please advise when my CV and other diploma are required.

[IfUrGnaDoIt]

hello, newbie here!

Me and my partner are looking to move to Dubai in the next year or so. She works for a law firm and can get transferred there with 6 months paid accommodation. I have been looking for jobs and haven’t come across any yet. I am a fire alarm engineer with 6 years experience. I have worked as a maintenance/ call out engineer and now working as a commissioning engineer. I have worked on many different systems, and have worked for a world wide company for the 6 years. If any one has any ideas where I could look I would really appreciate your help. Thank you

[tomoli]

Hi everyone.

I know this is a long shot, but am hoping to move to Dubai and looking for a job. I am 18, have 3 A Levels in physics, history and economics. Moderate french language skills.

If you see anything, or know of any opportunities, I would much appreciate it if you let me know. I am looking on job websites but it is SLIM pickings for people with little experience.

Cheers

[kariem1510]

I graduated back in 2003 and I have a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, I have worked for one year for a Drilling Company and four years in the Air Conditioning Industry,
If you think I could be an elligible Candidate, I would forward you my Cv.

[Elphaba]

Originally Posted by kariem1510

I graduated back in 2003 and I have a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, I have worked for one year for a Drilling Company and four years in the Air Conditioning Industry,
If you think I could be an elligible Candidate, I would forward you my Cv.

This is an information board, not a job site.


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[shrestha12]

see employment agencies

[kariem1510]

oops, sorry.
I was replying to someone who was saying he is looking for petroleum engineers..
Sorry for the inconvenience.

[leec11]

hi ive been offerd a job in dubai in property sales, they have offerd me 144k basic plus commision is this good? i know rent is high but ive always sold a lot of property so i hope to make a lot in commision. whats it like with the credit crunch is it still a good sales enviroment?