i'm arabic engineer work in construction in united state , looking for a job in middle east .?
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I really wonder why even think of asking " how to get a job in middle east in the field of constructions". Its like asking for a glass water from an ocean. \n\nLike IT is for india. Construction is for middle east. Ample opporunty for constructions job in Middle east. U been an American citizen, its like adding fresh cream to cake.\n\nA simple search in google for " construction jobs in middle east", opens a door to huge database of jobs and consultancy offering the jobs in construction for middleeast.\n\n\nFollow this link - for some reason,yahoo is missing this link. Type "construction jobs in middle east" in google for details.\n\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLR,GGLR:2005-43,GGLR:en&q=construction+jobs+in+middle+east\n\n\nAll the best and Do msg me if u find a job.\n\nThink of India or china too for a constructional job.These countries offer excellent job oppr too.\n\nFor further details you can mail me at frefin@yahoo.com\n\nAkbar
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There are millions of HR software available in the market.\nHow did you get job in middle east?
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Dear Vijayanand\n\nI am presently in UAE. I can suggest you to go through the following career guidance site. This may help you to locate a suitable job in Electronics.\n\nGood Luck\n\nwww.CareerMidEast.com
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If u want, i can teach u by E-Mail. I'm an Egyptian guy and good in Arabic.
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Contact Halliburton. They have a military contract with a subsidiary called KBR or Kellogg, Brown and Root.\nI actually worked with them a little when I was there a few months ago. They have locations all over the middle east.\nSee link below, and good luck.
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how about seeking a teaching status (qualification) in your field of construction with a view to teaching it on a college level etc of whatever equivalent you have in the states.Or write a book on the subject.
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This is not the right place to advertise a job especially if you are looking for an Egyptian. I strongly suggest you use a local recruitment site such as www.careeregypt.com
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well i live in uae\ni was born here \nand working at present really saying even i dont know complete arabic\nand still earning good \nu can come here and apply to different multinational companies who dont require arabic language skills so if more u want to know abt companies in uae\nu can always contact me\nmy email is danger_no2@yahoo.com
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Besides the 2 sites mentionned earlier, you should register your resume with:\nBayt\nwww.bayt.com\nMiscellaneous job search engines\nwww.gulfjobsites.com\nTotal\nwww.careers.total.com\nQatar Petroleum\nwww.qp.com.qa\nKey Resources\nwww.keyresourcesrecruitment-qatar.com\nHays\nwww.hays.com\nGulf Talent\nwww.gulftalent.com\n\nOur family lives in Qatar for the past 4 years and Qatar is the safest place we ever experienced after spending years in Florida and France. It is very safe for kids and women, you do not have to worry about burglary, rape, car hijacking, or children kidnapping! Ladies can have a regular life meaning having a job, driving a car and not having to wear hijab (scarf) or abaya (black dress covering all body) like in Saudi Arabia! This shows you already how open minded the country is compared to other parts of the Middle East (we have a lady minister of education for the past 2 years). You need to sign your contract overseas (best deals because you usually get a nice salary, + housing, + car, + insurance) and you also get a tax break of $ 80 K with the IRS if you are US citizen. If you come here and look for a "local hire" position it will be more difficult, and the deals are not good. You need to make sure housing is fully paid by company whatever your require (appartment, villa, etc.) Rentals have doubled and tripled in the past 2 years and you can not find a villa under 15,000 QR (4,000 $ US). Inflation has been very high in the past 2 years (officially 12 % but it is over 20 %). \nThere is an amazing Education City shaping up and several US colleges have already moved in (Texas A&M, Carnegie Mellon, Georgetown, VCU, Weill Cornell with a teaching hospital of 350 beds to open soon).\nYou have to know that we are over 830,000 inhabitants in this country and 3/4 are expatriates (majority coming from south Asia) and about 200,000 Qataris. Right now they try to have more Qataris get good positions and have more Qatari women in the working force, but there is still space for people with good education and experience. Engineering and medical field will always be in need.\nTo find a job over here, you have to apply online and check different sites. I will list you a bunch of sites to visit for more informations and to check job vacancies.\nGood luck!
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Hi Sam, Firstly Are U Serious???\nSecondly, Its Not Only Difficult, But Next To Immpossible To Be One Cause U Planning To Start This Career In Dubai. I Think U Only Have A Lot Of Oppourtunities In The US Of A. I Don't Think U Could Go To The Visa Office And Say That I Wanna Visa To The US To Become A P@#$ Star.\n\nN E Ways Try Your Luck....
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Can be hard to find, try to ask in some arabic forum instead... U will get an quiker responce there...
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Sounds great! I wish you luck. I was thinking on similar lines myself. You think these contractors would take in former non-US army personnel? Send me details if you come across any please.
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http://157.150.197.21/dgaacs/arabterm.nsf/375b4cb457d6e2cc85256b260070ed33/$searchForm?SearchView
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Company Arab United Construction Wll \nBuilding  B-1/6 Nasser Bin Khaled Commercial Complex Street No. 5 Salwa Road, Area  PO Box 22087, Qatar\n\nM/S.ARCON (ARAB UNITED CONSTRUCTION W.L.L.) 4651557 \n4677920 \n4654561
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No.\n\nWhat are you crazy?  That's not nearly enough money. \n\n8.6k Riyal is US$27,520/year.  Even with no taxation, that's a crap salary to move to Jeddah.  Cost of living is high and you don't even have the fun things to do like you do in Riyahd.  You say you are American? Man, if you really do have three years of experience in your field - you should be able to make that with your eyes closed in the US.  \n\nHmmm... this question seems very similar to a question asked by "Jammy", who was Bangladeshi (not American), who also had three years of experience, who also was offered 9k to work in Saudi, who also had poor English, which I answered here: \n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=ArRacQV12L6Hnij21pdf0tDsy6IX?qid=20061119061741AAWxGvj
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Go to www.state.gov.  They have numerous internship programs (though they are extremely competitive) and will give you information on how to apply for and take the civil service and foreign service exams.  The more languages, the better off you are.  They need more people with Middle Eastern and Asian languages for their hot jobs right now.
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sounds like Egypt needs www.monster.com or such jobsearch agent.  :)