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What kind of obstacles do electrical engineers face in the Middle East?

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Question added by Salma Fakih , Architect , -
Date Posted: 2016/11/21
Sadeq Al-Abbad
by Sadeq Al-Abbad , Performance Development Coordinator , HALLIBURTON Energy Services

l agree with all above answers

Abdul Rehman
by Abdul Rehman , Electrical Engineer , Tamdeed Projects

Thank you for the invitation. Engineers face the obstacle of work experience in getting a job. Most of the companies in UAE require UAE work experience or Gulf experience. Work experience in Pakistan, Bangladesh, etc. is considered equal to null in most of the cases. Also, since most of the engineering jobs are in the construction therefore construction experience is required.

hisham abu dagga
by hisham abu dagga , Project Manager / مدير مشاريع , مؤسسة عبدالكريم العواض للمقاولات

 

Thank you for the invitation

 

I agree with colleagues answers

Deleted user
by Deleted user

Thanks for invitation - 

The answer into two parts:

The ancient engineers (with experience) - Their field in their jurisdiction is sometimes - The inadequacy of their salaries with their experience - The lack of job opportunities in other than their own - The difficulty of completing their studies (postgraduate degrees in some cases) !!! 

 

New engineers - Their salaries do not match their ambition - The difficulty in obtaining employment for the first time - With the foregoing ............ Mentioned above !!!

 

Deleted user
by Deleted user

obstacles and opportunities faced by electrical engineers including freshers would be as governed by market conditions, specific industry growth / recession dynamics, mergers, government policy, rapidly changing needs of the recruitment companies including possible shifts in skills set as required by companies, change management and restructuring of com panies resulting in obsolescence of some roles and creation of new roles, merger of roles; government policy regulating certain types of skills sets, nationalities and linguistic skills , demand and supply gap of electrical engineers created by demographical situations in other countries, etc

Mahmoud Zaher Tarakji
by Mahmoud Zaher Tarakji , مدير , أوال جاليري

I think and my mind ....nothing

Deleted user
by Deleted user

I would have answer your question but that not my field thanks though for the invitation hv a nice day !

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