by olaf.kellerhoff Question by sanama: i hv done MBA in Human resources and i wish to do a job in Netherlands. currently i am working in a bank in PK? i hv done MBA in Human resources and i wish to do a job in Netherlands. currently i am working in a bank in PAKISTAN. further i have two years of experience as a banker. is it easy to find a job in Netherlands.???What is the procedure to find one? Best answer: Answer by blĪ± blĪ±Having BA’s and MBA’s in HR is a dime a dozen in the EU and Netherlands, and without exception for a job in HR you will need to speak Dutch because in any company there will be Dutch speakers, plus you don’t have the experience of Dutch/EU HR policy regulations. The language and knowledge factors are a big…. Read more
Question by : Is anyone working with EZTrader from Pakistan? Is it ok for me to work with them? Best answer: Answer by EjAn associate of mine said he did not trust them. I do not know the details. Research carefully. What do you think? Answer…. Read more
by Imran… Question by : how many manufacturing public enterprices working in pakistan? Best answer: Answer by jwishzVery few, actually What do you think? Answer…. Read more
Question by Naveed A: working in pakistan for a british company? Will it be possible to work in pakistan for a british/multinational company? will it be possible to work as an expat and recieve the salary in uk pounds? I want to work in lahore pakistan in a business feild such as business development or business alaysis. However the pay over there is very low therefore i need to know if what i am asking is possible. Best answer: Answer by MatrixcmIn your case, get hired by the company in the UK and move to Pakistan. This way, you will probably be paid in Pounds. If you were hired by the same company in Pakistan, then they will pay you according to the local Pakistan rate. That’s most of the companies hiring policy. Add your…. Read more
Walls within Walls: Life Histories of Working Women in the Old City of Lahore This is a rich description of socio-cultural issues affecting the lives of working women residents of Lahore’s Walled City. Weiss reveals the interplay between Islamic religious ideals and traditionally embedded orientations, and how women respond to practical economic needs. List Price: $ 18.95 Price:…. Read more
