I am currently working in Saudi Arabia. I have good job with a good employer. Now they will going to train me?
for SAP software and exprience on SAP will open more doors for me. But the condition of the employer is that i wouldn't resign from here for next 3 years. What is my problem is that i also have an opportunity to migrate to UK. I always wanted to do that because i do like UK and want to live there but i have heard that because of down turn i may face problems. I was ok with it but since this SAP software thing i am confused now. UK provides freedom and high standard of living. Saudi Arabia provides good job security and good money. If i get involved in SAP means i can make more money. I am really in confused situation. I can't make choice. My question is if you were what you would do? Good job with good pay? OR living a life in a country you like? I know in UK i can get better opportunities and make also good money but now a days i may face problems. My problem is not the job , my problem is to stay with current employer or move to UK and live there because i would like to live there. I know i may face problems to get job there in UK but i can manage that. Same time my current employer offering me a good opportunity for me.
Other - Careers & Employment - 2 Answers
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are you british? you can stay years without a job in miserable conditions with people very hostile etc. think twice before do that.
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No one can make this decision for you, but this company you are with now is giving you one great opportunity. After 3 years, you will be able to obtain other higher paying jobs, and different opportunities in other countries also. So if I were you and being business minded, I would stay and take the free course for later advancement.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
do u know how can i buy royal jelly and bee products imported from Saudi Arabia?
do u know how can i buy royal jelly and bee products imported from Saudi Arabia?
I live in Egypt..i can't travel to Saudi Arabia for the time being..if u know someone trustworthy who can send me the items to Egypt 'n i'll send money through any money transfer service,i'll b grateful..just make sure it's original any links to trusted online-shopping sites will b welcomed..thanks!
Saudi Arabia - 1 Answers
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whats wrong with your own countries honey? although im saudi.. I have noticed a difference in a countries honey.. I like yemen honey and iranian honey.. those are the ones I use.. honey reflects the tastes of the region it comes from.. bees that are around more green and flowers, the honey tastes sweeter.. SaudiARabia is such a desert country with rocks and scrub brush, our honey isnt the sweetest.. thats why I prefer yemen or iranian honey, they have more regions with green pastures and flowers.. but its up to you.. im certain egypt has wonderful regions along the nile that produces very good quality honey..
I live in Egypt..i can't travel to Saudi Arabia for the time being..if u know someone trustworthy who can send me the items to Egypt 'n i'll send money through any money transfer service,i'll b grateful..just make sure it's original any links to trusted online-shopping sites will b welcomed..thanks!
Saudi Arabia - 1 Answers
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whats wrong with your own countries honey? although im saudi.. I have noticed a difference in a countries honey.. I like yemen honey and iranian honey.. those are the ones I use.. honey reflects the tastes of the region it comes from.. bees that are around more green and flowers, the honey tastes sweeter.. SaudiARabia is such a desert country with rocks and scrub brush, our honey isnt the sweetest.. thats why I prefer yemen or iranian honey, they have more regions with green pastures and flowers.. but its up to you.. im certain egypt has wonderful regions along the nile that produces very good quality honey..
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
I live and work in Saudi Arabia and i have UK work permit too. Now my company here in Saudi wants to invest on?
I live and work in Saudi Arabia and i have UK work permit too. Now my company here in Saudi wants to invest on?
me and learn me new things and products and it will beneficial for me money vise and experience wise. But they also want me to sign a four year bond, meaning to say , after signing the bond i should not resign from company other wise there is penalty and i would have to pay some good amount of money if i do so. I wanted to move to UK and i may get good opportunity there too but as this is period of downturn i may face problems there but i can manage because i am single. So thing is i am confused between staying here with my current employer and sign four year bond or move to UK.? Staying here means i may able to make money and make some more after i get experience in new product and moving to UK means i will get opportunities like learning there culture and different cultures and improve my self in alot of things and getting new experiences in life. I know some people may suggest to move to UK after 4 years with my current employer but i am not getting any younger. I want to do things and experience things and take risks while i am still single. And it will be alot difficult for sure if i have family on my own. I am in software and the new product the employer want me to learn and invest is SAP which is higly renowned around the world. Experience in that product means good money and good job opportunities. And one should understand that work experience in country like UK is also too demanding and the doors for improvements there are alot because working environment there in UK for sure is professional. So what to do? And tell me about the bond and how it works in Saudi Arabia. If i do sign and try to break after a year or so , will i face the penalties for sure? What other penalties can be other than paying money? Please advice and i really need it.
Saudi Arabia - 5 Answers
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I would highly suggest signing the bond no one can even find jobs anymore and you will gain great experience plus many times if you find a good job and tell them the bond u signed they might pay it or part of it plus this way you have the option of staying with your current employer or paying the penalty and moving elsewhere Best of luck
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bro, can u summerize ur Q. it reminds me with "Crime and Punishment" ;)
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I have no idea what you should do. You have a tough decision to make. Good luck in whatever you choose.
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Well I really have no idea what kind of penalties you could face if you broke your contract, that all depends on what is in the contract so be sure to read it well. Typically in Saudi they will either hold a month or 2 of your pay or take a small percentage out of serveral months of your pay, again depending on the wording of your contract and you get that back at the end of your contract but if you brake your contract you will not get it back. I would suggest asking them for a 1 or 2 year contract instead of 4 then in a year or 2 you can see what the economy is like and if you think you have a better chance somewhere else or if you want to stay here. Good luck to you!
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Hey, First Have you done istakhara . UK is a really awesome opportunity but as stated before you in your 30s, it will take time to get yourself settled in the UK and go by their rules and regulations . Down here in KSA I am pretty sure you know every street by street rule and regulations and I know you have a huge family down here and so. And due to the economic crisis everyone is having a problem finding a job and opportunities all around the world. I suggest that you stay in KSA , sign for the 4 year bond . And mashallah your boss wants to invest in you that is like a hell of a good opportunity. And hey you can always take a two week vacation and visit the UK and learn their culture and all what you like to do there. You should be happy you have a country and be proud of it. But all of that is my advice you should balance things out and see which place is better for you (imagine the scale :UK and benefits in one and KSA and benefits in the other )you decide yourself
me and learn me new things and products and it will beneficial for me money vise and experience wise. But they also want me to sign a four year bond, meaning to say , after signing the bond i should not resign from company other wise there is penalty and i would have to pay some good amount of money if i do so. I wanted to move to UK and i may get good opportunity there too but as this is period of downturn i may face problems there but i can manage because i am single. So thing is i am confused between staying here with my current employer and sign four year bond or move to UK.? Staying here means i may able to make money and make some more after i get experience in new product and moving to UK means i will get opportunities like learning there culture and different cultures and improve my self in alot of things and getting new experiences in life. I know some people may suggest to move to UK after 4 years with my current employer but i am not getting any younger. I want to do things and experience things and take risks while i am still single. And it will be alot difficult for sure if i have family on my own. I am in software and the new product the employer want me to learn and invest is SAP which is higly renowned around the world. Experience in that product means good money and good job opportunities. And one should understand that work experience in country like UK is also too demanding and the doors for improvements there are alot because working environment there in UK for sure is professional. So what to do? And tell me about the bond and how it works in Saudi Arabia. If i do sign and try to break after a year or so , will i face the penalties for sure? What other penalties can be other than paying money? Please advice and i really need it.
Saudi Arabia - 5 Answers
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I would highly suggest signing the bond no one can even find jobs anymore and you will gain great experience plus many times if you find a good job and tell them the bond u signed they might pay it or part of it plus this way you have the option of staying with your current employer or paying the penalty and moving elsewhere Best of luck
2 :
bro, can u summerize ur Q. it reminds me with "Crime and Punishment" ;)
3 :
I have no idea what you should do. You have a tough decision to make. Good luck in whatever you choose.
4 :
Well I really have no idea what kind of penalties you could face if you broke your contract, that all depends on what is in the contract so be sure to read it well. Typically in Saudi they will either hold a month or 2 of your pay or take a small percentage out of serveral months of your pay, again depending on the wording of your contract and you get that back at the end of your contract but if you brake your contract you will not get it back. I would suggest asking them for a 1 or 2 year contract instead of 4 then in a year or 2 you can see what the economy is like and if you think you have a better chance somewhere else or if you want to stay here. Good luck to you!
5 :
Hey, First Have you done istakhara . UK is a really awesome opportunity but as stated before you in your 30s, it will take time to get yourself settled in the UK and go by their rules and regulations . Down here in KSA I am pretty sure you know every street by street rule and regulations and I know you have a huge family down here and so. And due to the economic crisis everyone is having a problem finding a job and opportunities all around the world. I suggest that you stay in KSA , sign for the 4 year bond . And mashallah your boss wants to invest in you that is like a hell of a good opportunity. And hey you can always take a two week vacation and visit the UK and learn their culture and all what you like to do there. You should be happy you have a country and be proud of it. But all of that is my advice you should balance things out and see which place is better for you (imagine the scale :UK and benefits in one and KSA and benefits in the other )you decide yourself
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Why does the US borrow money from China, Saudi Arabia, and others to pay for the Bush Tax Cuts?
Why does the US borrow money from China, Saudi Arabia, and others to pay for the Bush Tax Cuts?
This burden is later passed to all citizens in a form of taxes to pay the interest of the loan and the principal. Does it make sense to you? Leading Foreign owners of US Treasury Securities (July 2010) Nation/Territory billions of dollars percentage People's Republic of China (mainland) 846.7 20.8% of USA Debt Japan 821.0 20.2% of USA Debt United Kingdom 374.3 9.2% of USA Debt Oil exporters1 223.8 5.5% of USA Debt Caribbean Banking Centers2 150.7 3.7% of USA Debt Brazil 162.2 4.0% of USA Debt Hong Kong (Special Administrative Region) 135.2 3.3% of USA Debt Russia 130.9 3.2% of USA Debt Republic of China (Taiwan) 130.5 3.2% of USA Debt Grand Total 4065.8 100 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_public_debt
Politics - 5 Answers
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Income tax receipts SKY-ROCKETED -- due to expanding economy -- after Bush's tax-cuts went in effect... Too bad, Bush and Republican-owned Legislature failed to keep SPENDING restrained :-(
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You have confused yourself. Over spending by Congress has been going on for 70 years. Lowered tax rates have generated more in total tax dollars. The problem is too much spending by the federal government. Repeat that sentence out loud for 100 time is a row. It may sink in.
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Beautiful way to totally confuse a question. Your numbers only refer to foreign debt. The majority of treasury bonds are held in the US. US treasury bonds are the most secure investment in the world. Other countries don't buy them to do us a favor. They buy them because they're a better investment than their own bonds.
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There are know tax cuts to pay for. Peace
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The government has to borrow money to feed its spending addiction. It has this addiction because spending appeases voters in the short-term. Unfortunately, tightening the belt is always put off "just a few more years". Such lack of long-term (or even medium-term) sight leads to disaster.
This burden is later passed to all citizens in a form of taxes to pay the interest of the loan and the principal. Does it make sense to you? Leading Foreign owners of US Treasury Securities (July 2010) Nation/Territory billions of dollars percentage People's Republic of China (mainland) 846.7 20.8% of USA Debt Japan 821.0 20.2% of USA Debt United Kingdom 374.3 9.2% of USA Debt Oil exporters1 223.8 5.5% of USA Debt Caribbean Banking Centers2 150.7 3.7% of USA Debt Brazil 162.2 4.0% of USA Debt Hong Kong (Special Administrative Region) 135.2 3.3% of USA Debt Russia 130.9 3.2% of USA Debt Republic of China (Taiwan) 130.5 3.2% of USA Debt Grand Total 4065.8 100 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_public_debt
Politics - 5 Answers
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Income tax receipts SKY-ROCKETED -- due to expanding economy -- after Bush's tax-cuts went in effect... Too bad, Bush and Republican-owned Legislature failed to keep SPENDING restrained :-(
2 :
You have confused yourself. Over spending by Congress has been going on for 70 years. Lowered tax rates have generated more in total tax dollars. The problem is too much spending by the federal government. Repeat that sentence out loud for 100 time is a row. It may sink in.
3 :
Beautiful way to totally confuse a question. Your numbers only refer to foreign debt. The majority of treasury bonds are held in the US. US treasury bonds are the most secure investment in the world. Other countries don't buy them to do us a favor. They buy them because they're a better investment than their own bonds.
4 :
There are know tax cuts to pay for. Peace
5 :
The government has to borrow money to feed its spending addiction. It has this addiction because spending appeases voters in the short-term. Unfortunately, tightening the belt is always put off "just a few more years". Such lack of long-term (or even medium-term) sight leads to disaster.
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