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Qatar is the most desirable work location
Qatar, one of the fastest growing economies in the world, continues to attract talent into the market and continues to remain the most desirable location for work according to the survey findings by Reed.
Reed, the specialist provider of permanent, temporary and outsourced recruitment solutions, also a Information technology and human resources consulting company, with an office in Qatar, has reported in its survey findings that certain sectors such as construction, property, energy, Information Technology, aviation, accountancy, financial services, and banking continues to remain stronger than others, with candidates still seeks jobs.
There is much demand for talent from the relevant candidate pools and usually, the client requirement is mainly for highly skilled professionals. Suitable candidates are being sought from both within and outside Qatar, whenever required.
Salaries are also comparatively stable, with few increases. Sectors that have seen salary increases are infrastructure, Information Technology, energy and few areas of construction. These sectors are the main areas that are required to support growth of Qatar.
The Personnel Services Country Manager in Qatar, Steve Williams, said that the research findings offer valuable insight for employees, employers and job-seekers, and is a good addition to the company’s new website, a part of reedglobal.com, with operations spreading across 12 countries in the Middle East, Europe, and Asia Pacific.
Posted on 17/7/2009
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