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Your argument is true and valid, but think of it this way: You sacrifice your freedom and your hunger for culture for one year, but you also gain much more money than living at home. I know plenty of friends who took assignments in countries like Saudi Arabia, or Sudan and Kenya (within multinational companies) and came back to Amman, paid off their debts and even started small projects in Amman. They worked for a year abroad but came back and settled to set up their own businesses. The same applies to many Lebanese people (isn’t Rafic Hariri a good example).
So if I ever do get a job offer like that; I would definitely go. Plus think of it this way: At least you won’t waste your money on booze or courting ladies, no?
October 30th, 2007 at 6:05 amNow now, why would anyone equate working for an MNC in Saudi and working for one in Sudan?
Sudan is NOT living hell like Saudi. It’s a free country with nice people.
I am Sudanese so I am fully biased, but I also lived in Saudi so I would say you can trust my opinion
March 3rd, 2009 at 1:25 pm