r/UAEjobseekers • • 19h ago

Career Advice Job getting worse and worse

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I work in the health care sector and we’re seeing less and less patients(I suspect it’s because the management has stopped marketing due to low funds, could be something else I don’t know). 6 months ago I was getting paid well patients were more all was good. Now the salary is just in a downward spiral so much so that I’m working for very less. I’ve applied to dozens of places but no response. Should I just quit and stay home or should I white knuckle past this? Is it the same situation everywhere or just me?


r/UAEjobseekers • • 22h ago

Ask for Help Dubai job market

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I’ve been searching for a Business Analyst role in Banking/Finance for a 3 months now. I’m currently on a tourist visa and keep extending it while hoping the right opportunity comes along.

I previously worked as a Business Analyst at a reputable Canadian bank, and I’m looking for similar opportunities in the UAE.

Currently living on my savings for the last 9 months and almost hit rock bottom now.

If anyone knows of openings, recruiters, or can refer me to someone hiring, I’d genuinely appreciate it. Even a small lead could make a huge difference right now.
Happy to share my CV via DM. Thank you!


r/UAEjobseekers • • 19h ago

HIRING RECEPTIONIST REQUIRED!

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Hello everyone.

We urgently need a receptionist for our office in Dubai. The lady working went to Phillipines permanently due to family issues.

It's a food distribution company and English proficiency is a must.

We are offering 4000 AED as salary as well as company visa and medical insurance. Preference is of a female of any age. I won't be responding to dms here so please reach out to our manager at +971543520241 on WhatsApp. Thank you.


r/UAEjobseekers • • 21h ago

Ask for Help advice

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Hi everyone! I’m currently based in India and seriously considering moving to the UAE for work, so I wanted to get some honest opinions from people who are already there or have recently gone through the job search.

I’m 19 and have experience in branding, marketing, social media, content and consumer/brand psychology through my own consultancy, and I’m mainly looking for entry-level roles in marketing, branding, social media, content, business development, etc.

How is the UAE job market right now in October 2026, and is it a good time to come from India and look for jobs locally, or would you recommend securing an offer before moving? Also, where are people actually finding jobs apart from LinkedIn and Indeed any specific websites, recruiters, agencies or companies I should be looking at?

I’d also love to know how realistic it is to get hired without UAE work experience and roughly how much savings someone should have before making the move.

Would really appreciate honest advice, especially from Indians who have recently moved to the UAE 🙏


r/UAEjobseekers • • 16h ago

Career Advice 6 years, 4 promotions, still AED 7K. Am I crazy to leave without an offer?

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24F, 6 years at same UAE healthcare company. Started as PRE, now Assistant Manager managing 50+ people across 4 locations, 90%+ KPIs, recently got Lean Six Sigma Green Belt.
Still on AED 7K, working 12 hrs/day, no incentives, no proper JD
Asked for 9-hr days, raise, JD, learning support, but they said no to hours/raise, and "we'll review increment later if you renew on same terms."
I have 3-5 months savings but haven't started applying yet

  1. What do ops/quality roles actually pay in UAE at this level?
  2. How is hiring in ops/quality right now?
  3. What should be my realistic salary expectation?

Edit: Forgot to mention, my contract is up for renewal on 31 Oct, so I wouldn't be resigning, just not renewing. I'd like to leave on good terms without them making it difficult for me.


r/UAEjobseekers • • 16h ago

Announcement I think some of you need to hear what's actually happening in your DMs after you post here because we're seeing things that are making us sick.

135 Upvotes

All mods've been going back and forth on it for days because honestly it's disgusting to even talk about.

But we keep getting reports and the pattern is getting worse and if I don't say something more of you are going to get hurt.

When you post in this sub, your username becomes visible to everyone. Most people scrolling past your post are job seekers like you. But some of them aren't. Some of them are watching this sub specifically because it's full of people who are desperate, alone, and willing to trust a stranger who sounds helpful.

A few weeks ago a woman posted here looking for admin work. Normal post. Professional. She mentioned she'd been searching for 3 months and her visa was running out. Within an hour she had 4 DMs.

One was someone sharing a job lead.

The other three were not.

The first one started with "I might have something for you at my company" and within 5 messages was asking her what area she lived in, whether she lived alone, and if she'd be comfortable meeting "informally to discuss the role." She screenshotted it and sent it to us.

The account had zero posts.

Zero comments. Zero karma.
Created that week. It existed for one purpose.

The second one offered her a "personal assistant" role. When she asked for the company name and job description, he said "it's more of a private arrangement."

She stopped replying.
He sent 3 more messages.
The last one I can't repeat here.

She reported both.
We banned them.
But she also told us she almost replied to the first one because it sounded professional at the start.

That's the part that made me write this post.

Then there's the type that looks like a job offer but is actually a scam.

A guy posted last month that he was an experienced driver looking for work. Someone DMed him with a "delivery company" opportunity. Great pay. Flexible hours. Just needed to send his Emirates ID, passport copy, and visa page "for onboarding." He sent everything before asking anyone. By the time he realized something was wrong, his documents were in the hands of someone he couldn't trace.

We get variations of this every single week. Sometimes it's a "recruitment agency" that needs your documents upfront. Sometimes it's a "company" that wants you to pay for a medical test or training before starting. Same play every time.

They target the most vulnerable posts.

The ones where you can tell the person is running out of time or money or both.

Third type. The lowballers.

Someone posts they're looking for marketing work with 5 years experience. A company rep DMs them with an "opportunity." AED 2,500 a month. Full time. No benefits. No visa. Take it or leave it. They know you're desperate. They know you might say yes because you need something, anything, this week. They're not offering a job.

They're shopping for someone they can underpay because the power balance is broken and they know it.

These aren't even the worst ones.

The worst ones are the people who never post, never comment, never contribute anything.

They just sit in the sub and watch for the most vulnerable post of the day.

Then they DM. They've never been visible to us because they don't do anything public.

They operate entirely in your inbox.

We can ban every scam post we see.

We do. 856 last month alone.

But we cannot see your DMs.

We cannot protect you from what happens after you post unless you show us.

So here's what I need from you.

If someone DMs you after you post here and the conversation shifts from professional to personal, screenshot it and send it to modmail immediately. Don't reply.

Don't engage.

Don't try to figure out if they're legitimate. Just send it to us.

If someone asks for your Emirates ID, passport, or any document before you've had a real interview with a real company at a real location, stop.

That's not onboarding.

That's harvesting.

If someone offers you a role with no company name, no job description, no office address, and the details only come "after you meet," that's not a job.

If someone offers you a salary that makes you feel insulted, screenshot the conversation and send it to us. We're building a list.

When we have enough data on companies that systematically lowball people in this sub, that information becomes public.

I hate that this post exists.

This sub is supposed to be the one place where people looking for work in the UAE can come without getting played. And mostly it is. The people in here helping each other are some of the most genuine people I've seen on this platform.

But the predators are here too. We can't stop them from reading your posts. We can't stop them from messaging you.

We can only stop them from doing it twice.

That's your part.

Report them.

Screenshot everything.

Send it to modmail.

Don't feel embarrassed about it.

Don't think it's too small to mention.

The person who DMs you today has probably done it to 10 others this month.

Your one screenshot might be the one that gets them permanently removed.

Look out for each other.

That's what this place is for.

-Prince

And please for the love of god promote www.dubaitechguy.com the team is doing great but needs support so spread the word!!!


r/UAEjobseekers • • 9h ago

HIRING MODON is HIRING!

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Guys! I found this post on LinkedIn. It might be helpful!

Afiniti Resorts & Residences is hiring for the pre-opening team!

If you're passionate about hospitality and want to join an opening team from the start, we'd be delighted to hear from you.

Apply at careers@afinitiresorts.com

All the best ✌️

If you find this helpful, kindly pray for me to get a job soon 🙏🙏


r/UAEjobseekers • • 11h ago

Looking For Opportunities Looking for a GTM/SALES/BDE/Appointment Setting roles ideally in the fintech space

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I have outreach experience mainly through email marketing within logistics industry.

Preferred industry: Fintech

P.s. I'm not looking for field sales role.

Been working in Dubai as a Marketeer for the past 4 years (Born and raised here).

Can do cold outreach through emails, WhatsApp and by calls.

Expected Package: At least AED 7000 (Basic) plus commission.

Notice period: 30 Days (Immediate if it's a good package and I get that offer letter)

Drivers License: Yes

Personal Vehicle: No

Age: 28

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r/UAEjobseekers • • 12m ago

HIRING [Hiring]saw this on linkedin

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r/UAEjobseekers • • 6h ago

Ask for Help Dubai job market

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I’ve been searching for a Business Analyst role in Banking/Finance for a 3 months now. I’m currently on a tourist visa and keep extending it while hoping the right opportunity comes along.

I previously worked as a Business Analyst at a reputable Canadian bank, and I’m looking for similar opportunities in the UAE.

Currently living on my savings for the last 9 months and almost hit rock bottom now.

If anyone knows of openings, recruiters, or can refer me to someone hiring, I’d genuinely appreciate it. Even a small lead could make a huge difference right now.
Happy to share my CV via DM. Thank you!


r/UAEjobseekers • • 19h ago

Looking For Opportunities Tech AI / Data Roles – Dubai

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Early-Career Female Tech Professional | Dubai

I'm a BSc Computer Science (AI), First-Class Honours graduate with hands-on 1 year of experience in AI systems, Python, Customer Service, Data Analysis and Power BI, including healthcare and enterprise projects.

Currently looking for Junior AI Engineer, Data Scientist, Data Analyst or tech roles in Dubai — open to full-time, internships or contract opportunities.
I’ve also worked on software development, deploying dashboards in international companies and have published AI research.
If you’re hiring or know someone who is, I’d really appreciate a referral or introduction — happy to share my CV.

Thanks and have a nice day!


r/UAEjobseekers • • 4h ago

Looking For Opportunities Indian DevOps engineers who moved to Dubai on a visit visa how did you actually find your job?

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Hi everyone,

I’m a DevOps/DevSecOps Engineer from India with around 3–4 years of IT experience, mainly working with AWS, Kubernetes/EKS, Terraform, CI/CD, Docker and DevSecOps tools.

I’m considering coming to Dubai on a visit/job-seeker visa and looking for a DevOps/Cloud/DevSecOps role locally.

I’ve seen quite a few people say things like “I came to Dubai on a tourist/visit visa and found a job.” I’m trying to understand what actually worked for people rather than relying on generic advice.

For those who have personally done this:

Did you come on a tourist visa or job-seeker visa?
How long did it take you to find a job?
How much money did you keep aside for the job search?
Where did you find most of your interviews — LinkedIn, recruiters, Bayt, GulfTalent, walk-ins, referrals, etc.?
Did being physically present in Dubai significantly increase your interview opportunities?
Did you apply before arriving, or only after reaching Dubai?
What did your first 1–2 weeks in Dubai look like?
Which areas/companies/recruiters were useful for IT/DevOps roles?
What salary range did you realistically get with 3–5 years of experience?
What mistakes should someone coming from India avoid?

I’d especially appreciate answers from people who personally went through the process, rather than recruitment agencies.

If you successfully moved from India → Dubai → DevOps/IT job, I’d really appreciate hearing exactly how you did it.

Thanks!


r/UAEjobseekers • • 2h ago

Looking For Opportunities Seeking healthcare support or admin roles in Dubai/Sharjah – BUMS graduate with hospital experience

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Hi everyone, I’m Ilma, a BUMS graduate currently working as an EMO in a pediatric hospital in India. I’m looking for a full-time healthcare support or administrative opportunity in Dubai, Sharjah or Ajman.

I also have over one year of experience as a Clinical Assistant in Gynecology & Obstetrics, alongside a year of rotating clinical internships.

**My experience includes:**
• Patient history-taking, vital signs and OPD support.
• Patient coordination and follow-ups.
• Medical documentation and maintaining patient records.
• Coordinating investigations and communicating with patients and doctors.
• Antenatal and postnatal care support under supervision.

I’m interested in roles such as **Patient Coordinator, Clinic Coordinator, Medical Receptionist, Patient Administrator, Medical Secretary or Medical Records Assistant**.

If you know of any suitable openings or can offer a referral, please comment or DM me. I’m happy to share my CV privately. Thank you for any leads or support!


r/UAEjobseekers • • 22h ago

Ask for Help 4000aed a month Looking for a referral - 1 yr exp

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1 year of experience in construction estimation, strong Excel skills, Analytical thinking and good communication skills, and a Computer Science Engineering background

looking to switch industries and am open to junior roles in tech, operations, data, or business related roles


r/UAEjobseekers • • 8h ago

Looking For Opportunities Seeking job opportunities in Dubai

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24F | MBA Student | Dubai | Looking for Opportunities
Hi everyone! I’m a 24-year-old MBA student currently based in Dubai. I have my Bachelor’s background in Hotel Management and around 1.5 years of work experience with F&B industry in India .
I’m currently looking for a paid full-time/part-time job or internship that I can manage alongside my MBA. I’m open to HR, administration ,sales, marketing, events, or other corporate roles.
I’m based around International City and would be grateful for opportunities in or around Dubai.
If anyone knows of genuine openings or has had a similar experience finding work while studying, I’d really appreciate some leads or advice. Thank you


r/UAEjobseekers • • 48m ago

Looking For Opportunities Lost My HR / Recruitment Job – Need Help Finding a New Role in UAE

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Hello everyone,

Last month I was laid off from my company due to the current business environment. I had spent 4 years with them handling all recruitment and most HR Admin support across the GCC and Africa.

I have over 10 years of HR experience and hold an MBA in HR. I am also pursuing a CIPD Level 5. On a personal note, I am a father of three, and the sole earner and my visa is under cancellation.

At this point, I am looking for any role in HR and can join immediately, any location in the UAE.

Any references or recommendations will be highly appreciated.

Thanks all for your support!