Telecom Jobs in Qatar

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By Deepika Bansal

Qatar, an Arab emirate in the Middle East, is extremely rich in oil and gas production. It is one of the fastest growing countries of the world driven largely by oil and natural gas exports. Doha is the capital of Qatar.

Jobs in Qatar are among the favorites for those willing to relocate and build a career in Gulf cities. As the government expresses the desire to diversify the economy of Qatar, huge investments are being pumped into various sectors like telecom and real estate. This has naturally led to generation of surplus jobs in Qatar for highly trained professionals across various sectors. The telecom sector is one such upcoming sector that is gearing up to employ large number of employees in coming times.

The telecommunications sector in Qatar is centered at Doha and is growing rapidly. One can make local and international calls from fixed landlines, mobile and internet. Data and cable television services are also provided by telecommunication providers in Qatar. This sector has huge employment opportunities across all levels from managers to supervisors to executives. There are various telecom jobs in Qatar that seek well qualified and experienced professionals in the field. Jobs in telecom are mostly related to network installation, administration, customer support, quality assurance, telecom engineer, technology head, technician, engineer, etc.

Other kinds of jobs in Qatar include the following:

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Manufacturing and Tourism Jobs in Oman

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By Deepika Bansal

Jobs in Gulf attract expatriates in huge numbers due to high paying jobs and comfortable lifestyles. All the sectors in various Gulf cities like Oman, Dubai, Sharjah, Bahrain, etc are developing with government shifting focus from oil and gas industry, inviting more workforces from abroad. In fact, in some cities in Gulf, the population of expatriates is higher than the locals underlining the growing need of workforce in the country. This article will give some general information on Oman and Jobs in Oman while throwing some light on the living and working in Oman.

Oman is the second largest state in Gulf and is a regular business hub. It is one of the fastest growing economies in Gulf and is popular for hospitality of its people. Jobs in Oman cab be both rewarding and challenging as it is an Islamic country. The economy of Oman just like other Gulf countries is largely dependent on oil and hence there are plenty of oil jobs in Oman. But, this concentrated economy is now diversifying contributing to jobs opportunities in other sectors.

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Jobs in the Gulf

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Author: Sukhpreet Swahney

Since many years, trained professionals of India have been migrating to the Gulf in search of jobs that pay high. In fact, gulf countries are the house to nearly five million Indian workers. They are spread across different career options like oil & gas, construction, hospitality and nursing and medical care. While most of these professionals have taken up blue-collar jobs, top of the line jobs are also absorbing a lot of Indians these days. Another factor that attracts Indians to Gulf countries is that they provide a good standard of living with a high-paying job.

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High Paying Jobs Across the Gulf

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By Geetika J

For decades, skilled Indian professionals have been migrating to the Gulf in search of high-paying jobs. In fact, Gulf countries house nearly five million Indian workers. They are spread across the spectrum of career options. Oil & gas, construction, hospitality and nursing and medical care are the most popular job options for those migrating to the Gulf. Thus, thousand of Indian professionals migrate to the Gulf in search of high-paying jobs in these industries. While most of them settle in blue-collar jobs, even top of the line jobs are also absorbing a lot of Indians these days. Thus, Gulf countries are the preferred destination as they provide a good standard of living with a high-paying job.

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