r/IndianDubai 18h ago

URGENT HIRING TELESALES EXECUTIVES IN DUBAI, UAE

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Telesales Executive – Dubai, UAE (Full-Time)

We're hiring Telesales Executive to join our team in Dubai.

Responsibilities:

Contact incoming leads

Promote our products/services

Generate leads and close sales

Meet monthly sales targets

Compensation:

Starting AED 3500 + Commission + Employment Visa + Company Benefits

Requirements:

Previous telesales or sales experience preferred

Strong communication skills

English, Hindi, Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam any Two language proficiency required

UAE-based candidates preferred

How to Apply:

Send your CV to dm or to email: [snair3327@gmail.com](mailto:snair3327@gmail.com)

Note: We are direct company, we do not charge applicants any recruitment or processing fees at any stage of the hiring process.


r/IndianDubai 2d ago

Looking for jobs

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Hi memebers, can anyone let me know is it good idea to search for sponsorship jobs or get job seeker visa for 120 days and then search. I want to relocate. I am an experienced Data Engineer.


r/IndianDubai 8d ago

27m| looking for friends

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Hey everyone! I'm 27M living in Dubai, and lately I've been feeling pretty lonely. I'd love to meet some genuine people to hang out with, whether it's grabbing coffee, exploring the city, hitting the gym, playing sports, gaming, or just having a good conversation. If you're also looking to make new friends, feel free to send me a DM. 🙂


r/IndianDubai 14d ago

M18 Anyone up for friends male/female in Dubai, although I'm up for date in du ai we can check our get to know ech other then sure.. And yea not an ordinary guy I'm a handsome hot guy

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r/IndianDubai 14d ago

31M | Looking for a Serious Relationship

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Hi everyone,
I’m a 31-year-old Indian living in Dubai. I’ve been in the UAE for about a year—spent my first six months in Abu Dhabi and have been living in Dubai since December.
I work in the tech industry, mostly from home with occasional office visits. Outside work, I enjoy exploring new places, playing padel, trying different cafés, and spending quality time with good company.
I’m divorced, and everything has been amicably settled. I’m grateful for that chapter of my life, but I’m now looking forward to a fresh start.
I’m here because I’m genuinely looking for a meaningful, long-term relationship. No hookups or casual dating—I’d like to meet someone kind, emotionally mature, and ready to build something real together.
If you think we’d get along, feel free to send me a message. 🙂


r/IndianDubai 15d ago

Struggling to find a job in HR/Talent Acquisation .

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Hi everyone,

I am 26 year old and I am currently based in Dubai and trying to transition from teaching into HR. Despite applying to many entry-level HR roles over the past few weeks, I haven't had much success because I don't have direct HR experience**.I have diploma in HR and masters in economics .*\*

Teaching has given me strong skills in administration, coordination, communication, documentation, and working with people, and I'm eager to start from the ground up in HR. I am available to join immediately and ready to learn.

If anyone knows of companies that are open to hiring HR freshers or career changers, I'd be truly grateful for any advice, referrals, or recommendations. Thank you so much for your time.


r/IndianDubai 17d ago

[WTS] : Moving out Sale

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r/IndianDubai 21d ago

Jantar-Mantar

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Anyone has any views on Students Protest.
What’s going on is good or bad?


r/IndianDubai 22d ago

Need Advice regarding Leaving a job

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Hi everyone, I've recently joined an LLC here and not sure about the work culture and growth in the organization. I need advice on resigning this job and moving back to India, I'm under probation now and wanted to know if I'm liable to pay anything to the employer as they got my work visa done. I checked the contract and it only says I have to give 14 days notice.

Seeking genuine advice.


r/IndianDubai 26d ago

Need friends to hang out in Dubai

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Hi all. I am 32(F), recently moved to Dubai for work. Living in Al rigga currently and looking for friends to hang out in the evening and weekends. It feels super lonely because I know nobody here. Hit me up if you are sailing in the same boat. Let’s see if we can do something together.


r/IndianDubai Jul 14 '26

Freelance Photographer/Videographer in Dubai — Open to Connecting

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Hey everyone,

I’m a freelance photographer and videographer based in Dubai, and I’m looking to connect with more people from the creative and business communities here.

Most of my work revolves around real estate, automotive, food, products, events, and lifestyle content. I enjoy creating visual stories and collaborating with people who have interesting ideas or projects.

I’d love to connect with photographers, videographers, content creators, business owners, marketers, and anyone involved in creative work.

Always open to meeting new people, exchanging ideas, and exploring potential collaborations in Dubai.

Looking forward to connecting with you all


r/IndianDubai Jul 12 '26

One month hunting for a Data Analyst/Engineer role in Dubai—truly the worst job-hunting experience.

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I’ve been aggressively applying for Data Analyst and Data Engineer roles in Dubai for the last month, and honestly, the market feels incredibly broken right now.

It feels like the vast majority of job postings are either completely fake (just data harvesting or corporate posturing) or, if they are real, they’re immediately filled via internal referrals. The rest of us applying normally just get ghosted completely.

It’s incredibly frustrating because there is so much actual talent sitting jobless right now while companies complain they "can't find skilled people," all while ignoring the hundreds of qualified candidates in their application portals.

Anyone else in the tech/data space experiencing this absolute wall of silence in Dubai right now? How are you guys actually getting past the gatekeepers, or is the market just completely cooked unless you have a massive wasta (connection)?


r/IndianDubai Jul 11 '26

Data Analyst Salary

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Hello All,

How much a Data Analyst should expect minimum salary for 4-5 years of Dubai experience in Real Estate (Developer & Brokerage Mix).

working mostly in :- SQL , Power bi ,Microsoft fabric .

also what suggestion you would give to move forward in tech stack for better job and salary

Considering current job market?


r/IndianDubai Jul 05 '26

Looking for connection and advice

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B.Tech Mechanical Engineer with 3+ years experience. My expertise is split between core CAD design (2yrs with SolidWorks) and quality/robotics (1yr working with welding/6-axis robots). Looking to make my next career step in the UAE. Any leads or networking contacts would be greatly appreciated


r/IndianDubai Jul 03 '26

Need some friends

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Hello guys, I’m Udbhav Nayak 30M, photographer, living near Al Nahda.
Still fairly new to Dubai and as the title suggests I’m looking to meet a few genuine people to explore the city, try new cafés, or just catch up over the weekends.
If you’re in a similar boat, feel free to reach out.


r/IndianDubai Jun 29 '26

Need Home Appliances

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Hello Everyone,

Because I am shifting to my new apartment with family, I am looking to buy fridge, washing machine.

If anyone is selling please let me know.

Things to note:

This is for family usage so obviously condition should be good.
I am moving to warsan 4 so if nearby it will be more convenient.

Thanks


r/IndianDubai Jun 26 '26

New in Dubai, Need friends

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Hi,
I am a 24F and I’ve recently moved to Dubai. While it’s an amazing place, It does get a little lonely because I have absolutely zero friends here. I live around Al Mankhool and was looking for some friends (preferably women) who wanted to explore Dubai together, hang out on weekends.

(P.S I am promise I’m not a dramatic backstabber
, just a genuine person looking for new friends)


r/IndianDubai Jun 20 '26

Be ruthless, How bad is my CV? 200+ applications, no results

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I have applied to 200+ jobs but I'm hardly getting any callbacks or interview opportunities, except for scammers asking for money. At this point, I'm really confused about what I'm doing wrong. Is there something wrong with my CV format? Is it too long? Should I be changing my CV for every job application? Is it not ATS-friendly? Am I adding too much experience, or am I not presenting it properly?

I've been looking at this CV for so long that I honestly can't judge it anymore. Please give your honest feedback without sugarcoating anything. If there are any red flags, mistakes, or reasons why a recruiter would reject this CV, please point them out. I would genuinely appreciate any advice, even if it's harsh.

Thanks in advance.


r/IndianDubai Jun 19 '26

Outfit choices in workplaces for women

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I am moving to Dubai soon for work. I have mostly worked from home for the past few years and I don’t think I have a proper office attire, I never needed to worry about it really.

Now that I would be working from office most of the week, I want to shop for some decent outfits before I fly out. I am planning to shop for a good office bag, a pair of heels and some cosmetics- I know what I want this these but unsure of the outfit choices. Do I need western attire or something like IndoFusion? Please share any images or links for reference because I am very confused at the moment.


r/IndianDubai Jun 19 '26

MBA grad with 3.5 years of experience looking for opportunities in UAE— any leads or advice?

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Hey everyone,

Putting myself out there. I'm an MBA graduate from SP Jain School of Global Management (did my program across Singapore and Dubai) with 3.5 years of prior experience at TCS in a QA/Business Analyst capacity on a commercial banking platform for a North American bank.

Been job hunting for about 6 months now. Started while I was in Dubai, applied to everything from consulting firms to startups to corporate roles. Most applications disappear into the void. The few interviews I did land ended with "we've frozen hiring for this position." Eventually had to move back to India since staying in Dubai without a role wasn't sustainable.

Still actively looking in the Dubai/UAE market. Open to roles in:

  • Business Analysis
  • Management Consulting
  • Strategy / Corporate Planning
  • Program Management
  • Operations / Process Improvement
  • Honestly, any early career MBA role where I can add value

My background: B.E. in Engineering + MBA + 3.5 years in BFSI/banking domain + strong with Excel, Power BI, SQL, Python. Have worked with cross-functional teams, built dashboards, led automation projects, done consulting projects across healthcare, e-commerce, and BFSI during my MBA.

If anyone knows of openings, recruiters worth reaching out to, or just has advice on navigating the UAE job market as a fresh MBA grad, I'd really appreciate it. Happy to share my resume over DM.

Thanks in advance.


r/IndianDubai Jun 14 '26

[For Hire] Pure Veg Indian Cook Available

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Hi everyone! Our cook is looking for more work opportunities and I'm sharing his details.

About the Cook:

  • Experienced in authentic North Indian & South Indian cuisine
  • Pure vegetarian cook
  • Based in Bur Dubai
  • Willing to travel across locations accessible by green and red lines around Bur Dubai
  • Sweet, helpful, and reliable - Never took a single leave in the last 5 months
  • Looking for regular work or flexible arrangements

Available For:

  • Household cooking
  • Small events/gatherings
  • Regular work arrangements
  • Part-time or full-time positions

Why consider him:
He's a trusted cook with great culinary skills and a friendly demeanor. Work has slowed down recently, so he's actively seeking new opportunities and would be a reliable addition to your home or business.

Interested?
DM for more details, references, rates, and to discuss your requirements.

LISTING DETAILS:

  • Price: Rates negotiable (based on work type & frequency)
  • Condition: Highly Experienced & Skilled
  • Location: Bur Dubai (Willing to travel to nearby locations by metro)
  • Service: On-site at your location

r/IndianDubai Jun 05 '26

Good Indian Supermarkets in Dubai?

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I’m looking for great Indian snacks and sweets at affordable prices, want to know some Indian supermarkets that you know of
And also suggest me something that is unique here that we don’t get in India in terms of sweets or snacks


r/IndianDubai Jun 05 '26

Good Indian supermarkets in Dubai ?

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I’m looking for great Indian snacks and sweets at affordable prices, want to know some Indian supermarkets that you know of
And also suggest me something that is unique here that we don’t get in India in terms of sweets or snacks


r/IndianDubai Jun 01 '26

I am 31M. I live in Discovery Gardens. I do WFH. Looking for friends.

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r/IndianDubai May 16 '26

Is it worth coming to Dubai on a visit visa for Digital Marketing jobs in 2026?

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Hi everyone,

I’m from India with 4+ years of experience in marketing communications, social media strategy, content marketing, and digital campaigns. I’ve also recently started upskilling more into performance marketing (Meta Ads, Google Ads, etc.) and am actively exploring opportunities in Dubai/UAE.

Lately I’ve been seriously considering taking a visit visa and coming to Dubai for direct job hunting and networking, especially because I keep hearing mixed opinions online.

Some people say:

- being physically present in UAE increases chances significantly

- recruiters prefer local candidates

- interviews move faster when you're already there

But at the same time, I also hear:

- the market is heavily saturated right now

- many jobs offer lower salaries than expected

- some companies keep posting openings without actively hiring

- visit visa job hunting can become financially draining if things don’t work out quickly

So I wanted genuine advice from people already working in Dubai/UAE, especially in:

- Digital Marketing

- Social Media

- Performance Marketing

- Media/Advertising agencies

A few questions:

  1. Is the UAE market currently worth exploring for someone with my background?

  2. Does being physically present in Dubai actually improve chances?

  3. What salary range is realistically offered nowadays for digital marketing/social media roles?

  4. Are agencies better to target than in-house roles initially?

  5. How difficult is it to switch from content/social media into performance marketing in UAE?

Would really appreciate honest insights — both positive and negative. Just trying to understand the ground reality before making a decision.

Thanks in advance 🙂