u/Recent-Research-2224

Interviewed for a role:

9–7 working hours

Passport kept “for safety”

Might need to work beyond hours

Salary not fixed, apparently AED 4–5k

3 days unpaid trial to “see my work”

They said, “We don’t judge here, just come and join us and see.” 😂

Would you guys walk away or give it a chance?

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for part-time freelance or contract work to help cover my rent. I’m available **3 days a week** (evenings or after office hours), and I’m happy to work on a weekly or per-task payment basis.

Here’s what I can help with:

* HRMS setup and administration * HR & Administrative support * Office documentation and formatting * Excel reports, spreadsheets & data entry * Employee records and document management * SOPs, letters, forms, and office templates * Payroll support and attendance management * General virtual assistant and office tasks

I have **5+ years of experience** in HR and Administration, including supporting businesses with day-to-day operations and improving office workflows.

If you or your business needs reliable administrative support, feel free to send me a DM. I’m ready to start immediately.

Thank you!

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for part-time freelance or contract work to help cover my rent. I’m available 3 days a week (evenings or after office hours), and I’m happy to work on a weekly or per-task payment basis.

Here’s what I can help with:

• HRMS setup and administration
• HR & Administrative support
• Office documentation and formatting
• Excel reports, spreadsheets & data entry
• Employee records and document management
• SOPs, letters, forms, and office templates
• Payroll support and attendance management
• General virtual assistant and office tasks

I have 5+ years of experience in HR and Administration, including supporting businesses with day-to-day operations and improving office workflows.

If you or your business needs reliable administrative support, feel free to send me a DM. I’m ready to start immediately.

Thank you!

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I am staying in Tecom worth 800 AED sharing cost Partition 230 AED for Nol Card and salary is currently half due to war.

And I look forward to Bur Dubai near to Al Ghubaiba Station 650 AED BED SPACE 110 NOL CARD.

My concern is how much time actually it takes to travel to Business Bay in peak office hours? My office timing is 9-6.

Today I tried 26 Bus & F70. It took me 1 hrs and 38 mins.

I am kinda confused on choosing the location. Help me out.

So, I started youtube channel for a month now:

1. Long Videos : 4

2. Short Videos : 12

Still not a 1,000 has been crossed in a single video. Some of them were AI made & some are completly Random Vlog I have posted.

https://preview.redd.it/oywruaegr5fh1.png?width=2334&format=png&auto=webp&s=d9ba81484931ad66d60dd8a8d23fb6c943b99682

My Channel is : Aashish Lama

Hi everyone,

I need advice from Dubai business owners.

A friend bought a kiosk business in Jumeirah Golf Estates for around AED 100K. After buying it, we found out the trade license and bank account had issues and were frozen.

Current situation:

- Sales: around AED 12K/month

- Profit: around AED 2K/month

- Need around AED 35K urgently to settle license, banking, and other issues.

- One staff visa has expired and another is about to expire, so more costs may come.

My friend believes business will improve from August and wants me to invest the AED 35K. I would need to take a loan to invest.

Would you invest in this situation? What checks should I do before putting money into an existing business in Dubai?

Looking for honest opinions from business owners or anyone who has faced similar situations.

Thank you.

Hi everyone,

I need advice from Dubai business owners.

A friend bought a kiosk business in Jumeirah Golf Estates for around AED 100K. After buying it, we found out the trade license and bank account had issues and were frozen. There is no proper contract of the BUY & SELL also.

Current situation:

Sales: around AED 12K/month

Profit: around AED 2.5K/month

Need around AED 35K urgently to settle license, banking, and other issues.

One staff visa has expired and another is about to expire, so more costs may come.

Rent is due on AUG 1: 11,500

My friend believes business will improve from August and wants me to invest the AED 35K. I would need to take a loan to invest.

Would you invest in this situation? What checks should I do before putting money into an existing business in Dubai? This is the first time I m investing in someone else

Looking for honest opinions from business owners or anyone who has faced similar situations.

Thank you.

I’m a 25M old South Asian professional currently working in Dubai and planning to relocate to Malta. I have over 5 years of experience in HR, Administration, and Payroll-related roles in my home country, along with 1 year of professional experience in Dubai.

I’m looking to understand the job market in Malta for Non-EU candidates, particularly in HR and Payroll/HR Payroll roles.

My questions are:
1. How is the current demand for HR and Payroll roles in Malta?
2. What salary range is realistic for someone with my experience?
3. Do employers sponsor Single Work Permits for Non-EU candidates in these fields?
4. Which skills or certifications would improve my chances?
5. Is Maltese language knowledge necessary, or is English sufficient for most companies?
6. What common mistakes do Non-EU applicants make when applying from abroad?

Any advice on CV formatting, networking, recruitment agencies, or industries actively hiring would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance for your time and insights!

It's almost been a year since I moved to DUBAI.

This year has tested me in ways I never expected. I've struggled financially, mentally, and emotionally. There were days when I questioned if moving here was the right decision. I couldn't openly talk about it with my close friends because I didn't want to worry anyone back home.

I lived in a partition room that was smaller than a washroom and paid 1,600 AED a month for it. At the same time, many jobs were offering only 2,500 AED salaries. After rent, transport, food, and basic expenses, it felt almost impossible to save or build a future.

The long working hours and daily commute made things even harder. By the time I got home, I was mentally and physically exhausted. It felt like I was just surviving instead of actually living.

I know many people say, "It gets better," but sometimes it feels like I'm stuck in the same cycle. For those who have been in Dubai for 10–15 years, how did you survive the early years?

Was the job market always this difficult, or is it especially tough now?

It's almost been a year since I moved to DUBAI.

This year has tested me in ways I never expected. I've struggled financially, mentally, and emotionally. There were days when I questioned if moving here was the right decision. I couldn't openly talk about it with my close friends because I didn't want to worry anyone back home.

I lived in a partition room that was smaller than a washroom and paid 1,600 AED a month for it. At the same time, many jobs were offering only 2,500 AED salaries. After rent, transport, food, and basic expenses, it felt almost impossible to save or build a future.

The long working hours and daily commute made things even harder. By the time I got home, I was mentally and physically exhausted. It felt like I was just surviving instead of actually living.

I know many people say, "It gets better," but sometimes it feels like I'm stuck in the same cycle. For those who have been in Dubai for 10–15 years, how did you survive the early years?

Was the job market always this difficult, or is it especially tough now?

It's almost been a year since I moved to DUBAI.

This year has tested me in ways I never expected. I've struggled financially, mentally, and emotionally. There were days when I questioned if moving here was the right decision. I couldn't openly talk about it with my close friends because I didn't want to worry anyone back home.

I lived in a partition room that was smaller than a washroom and paid 1,600 AED a month for it. At the same time, many jobs were offering only 2,500 AED salaries. After rent, transport, food, and basic expenses, it felt almost impossible to save or build a future.

The long working hours and daily commute made things even harder. By the time I got home, I was mentally and physically exhausted. It felt like I was just surviving instead of actually living.

I know many people say, "It gets better," but sometimes it feels like I'm stuck in the same cycle. For those who have been in Dubai for 10–15 years, how did you survive the early years?

Was the job market always this difficult, or is it especially tough now?

We are looking for a result-hungry Female Business Development Executive who can own the pipeline, bring clients, and close deals independently. This is NOT a comfort role — this is for someone who can deliver results.

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What You Will Do

• Hunt and close new business opportunities daily

• Generate your own leads

• Pitch and sell digital marketing services (SEO, Ads, Branding, Social Media)

• Convert cold prospects into paying clients

• Maintain strong follow-ups and closing discipline

• Take full ownership of revenue targets

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Requirements

• Minimum 2 years proven experience in Business Development / Sales / Digital Marketing

• Strong closing and negotiation skills (must have real experience, not theory)

• Ability to handle rejection and still close deals

• Self-driven, disciplined, and target-oriented

• Must understand basic digital marketing services

• Comfortable working remotely with accountability

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We Want People Who:

• Salary starting of 2,500 AED + COMMISSION

• Can generate their own leads without dependency

• Are aggressive in sales follow-ups

• Focus on results, not excuses

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What You Get

• Remote flexibility

• Performance-based growth opportunities

• Unlimited income for top performers

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HOW TO APPLY

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Serious candidates only.

WhatsApp ONLY: 055 870 5390

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Send:

• CV

• Current Visa Status

• Working Status

• Notice Period (in days)

• Last Achieved Sales Results (if any)