Impressed with the random heart emoji and the potential for a “strong sense of personal growth.” Maybe my AI should talk to yours and we can leave it at that.
Interesting that you think that pasting results to what is really just a web search are going to be of interest. It’s like listening to someone rambling on about their dream
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You sound like someone who would prefer Grok. Just saying….
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Yes i will like to work in Saudi Arabia.
Now you sound like a dating website
Good for you man
Hello David
"Polite?!!! Are we talking about the same Saudi Arabia?
I must have been living in a completely different Riyadh as my experience has been the opposite of polite.
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Why are people rude there in your experience? Is this a cultural issue? I find it bad enough in London. I am thinking of going back to Asia
I have two words for you: Human Rights
As long as there is Italian food, I’d work there. I’d probably begin in like 2030 (the year), though.
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Or lack thereof…
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I am in transition and thus also looking at opportunities in SA, but it seems there is expectation in having work right there which I don’t have? Indeed most overseas opportunities seem to have prerequisite of no visa sponsorship, how do you guys bridge that?
Its an over-broked area now, if you are proficient in Arabic then you stand a great chance and I would suggest approaching banks you know are looking to establish in the region or even the local banks in Saudi, maybe some of the family offices. Otherwise, it will be tough, you will need to be there and networking.
I would not mind to work in Saudi again
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Seems everywhere is over-brokered now…… headache for people got redundant.
This is a very interesting topic in light of all the issues Dubai and Abu Dhabi have had… is Saudi Arabia suddenly the safer pick if you want a job in the middle east?
As long as you’re on the Red Sea coast. Riyadh not worth it IMO might as well go for Jeddah