Jobs in Manama Bahrain
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in Bahrain. Current hot employment categories in Bahrain.
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- Building & Construction
- Call Centre/Telesales
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Latest News and Resources
Professionals unhappy over disparity in pay hikes and cost of living -10/3/2010
Bahrain financial sector employment rate indicates growth -10/3/2010
Bahrain-based Arcapita slashes jobs by 15 percent -2/3/2010
Bahrain strives to boost employment among women -12/1/2010
Poor salaries deter nationals from working in private firms -26/11/2009
More recruitment likely in MENA region, following downturn -10/11/2009
Bahrain reports growth in expatriate employment in Q2 2009 -30/9/2009
40,000 illegal expatriate workers in Bahrain -22/9/2009
Minimum qualification mandatory for insurance agents in Bahrain -23/7/2009
Bahrain witnesses decline in online recruitments -16/7/2009
More Bahraini firms defaulting recruitment laws -16/7/2009
Residency cap for unskilled workers to be implemented next year -10/7/2009
@Bahrain project to generate new job vacancies -10/7/2009
Bahrain continues to cancel expatriate visas every hour -27/6/2009
New BCCI proposal to regulate employee-employer relations -28/5/2009
Bahrain reports marked increase in foreign workforce -23/5/2009
Marginal increase in unemployment rate in Bahrain -13/5/2009
New law permits workers to switch jobs -7/5/2009
Hoteliers concerned about huge lay-offs involving the new rule -21/4/2009
Bahrain Labour Minister resents minimum wage policy -17/3/2009
Tips to stay motivated during the job hunt
1 Establish objectives
What motivates us is achievement, so keep your goals realistic and stick to them, For example, avoid planning 27 calls in one day - you'll get depressed if you don't achieve that goal. Instead, set realistic objectives, make lists and take a red pen and draw a line through every goal you reach during the day.
2 Keep Notes
Staying organized about where and when you've sent your CV will make the follow-up easier. Keep notes of all phone calls and correspondence as well as your research.
3 Strengthen your confidence
Don't put your life on hold during this transition time. You'll walk into interviews that much more confident and at ease.
4 Maintain a Routine
It's very important to maintain a routine while you're job hunting.
5 Put on a Happy Face
It's hard to keep it all in perspective sometimes, but keeping a positive attitude is crucial.
6 Phone a friend
Speak to a friend on a regular basis. Tell him or her about your search and what kind of feedback you've gotten. Make sure you have a designated time, whether at the end of the day or once a week, to talk with your trusted advisor.
7 Set aside time
Be realistic about how much time you need to spend on your job search so you won't overestimate what you can get done or get discouraged when you never finish your to-do list. Schedule website job searches in your appointment book, says
8 Socialise
Get together with friends once a week or once a month to update each other on your job search and cheer each other on.