Some projects in certain countries pay a crazy amount for expat project managers. Would you leave family and friends to work overseas on a 2-year project if it meant earning twice as much? Saving Changes...
That's generally true Vincent due to globalization and distributed working solutions. But still some of the middle eastern countries pay insane amounts for many roles.
Sorry, but it was in a rich middle East country!
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1 reply by Sante Delle-Vergini, PhD
Jun 25, 2018 9:19 PM
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Yes, that's why I said "some". Dubai, Qatar and Saudi still have very high rates. But I haven't worked there to date. Some of the regular contributors here have though, and they would be better placed to comment further :-)
Yes, that's why I said "some". Dubai, Qatar and Saudi still have very high rates. But I haven't worked there to date. Some of the regular contributors here have though, and they would be better placed to comment further :-)
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1 reply by Vincent Guerard
Jul 07, 2018 7:13 AM
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Yes one of the three!
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Arvind KumarDelivery Manager| IT OrganizationChicago, Il, United States
If it is adding a great value to your career then surely Yes else No Saving Changes...
All posts are both pertinent and honest! Opportunities to move from Caribbean Island states to the developed country status are generally embraced with both arms due to better work opportunities and standards of living, even if the tenure can be only two years. Saving Changes...
