Job offer Doha
Hello all,
I've been offered a role in Doha with a monthly salary of 30,000 inclusive of accommodation and transport. I'm from Montreal, is this a good salary (its a managerial role). How much you will go into rent and food? Any insights will be appreciated. Cheers, Dbx |
Re: Job offer Doha
Originally Posted by Dbx365
(Post 12738267)
Hello all,
I've been offered a role in Doha with a monthly salary of 30,000 inclusive of accommodation and transport. I'm from Montreal, is this a good salary (its a managerial role). How much you will go into rent and food? Any insights will be appreciated. Cheers, Dbx |
Re: Job offer Doha
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 12738280)
what are you managing?
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Re: Job offer Doha
Will you move with wife and kids? |
Re: Job offer Doha
I'm single no wife no kids
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Re: Job offer Doha
Loads of variables in this such as who you are working for , project , time frame , obviously personal circumstance which are relative . It could be great or it could be shit if one of those variables is out .
Basically Qatar is shit but if you tick the boxes you can earn good cash and make it worthwhile for yourself . More detail required |
Re: Job offer Doha
Yeah, it's decent for a single.
How much you save is wholly up to you. You can find a room in a nice flatshare in West Bay, all inclusive, for 5k a month, and budget another 5k a month on food and entertainment and uber/taxis. If you work in West Bay you'll save a fortune on transportation costs. It won't be hard to set aside 20k each month to send home. I lived on 10k a month and was more than comfortable and when I left Qatar after two years I had racked up substantial savings. ut if you want the lavish lifestyle + your own flat, you can easily spend 20k a month. Depends on priorities. |
Re: Job offer Doha
Originally Posted by Dbx365
(Post 12738287)
Its a Project Manager role
Originally Posted by DXBtoDOH
(Post 12740080)
Yeah, it's decent for a single.
How much you save is wholly up to you. You can find a room in a nice flatshare in West Bay, all inclusive, for 5k a month, and budget another 5k a month on food and entertainment and uber/taxis. If you work in West Bay you'll save a fortune on transportation costs. It won't be hard to set aside 20k each month to send home. I lived on 10k a month and was more than comfortable and when I left Qatar after two years I had racked up substantial savings. ut if you want the lavish lifestyle + your own flat, you can easily spend 20k a month. Depends on priorities. Your credit card bill should be at least 20,000 a month or you don't belong in the region. |
Re: Job offer Doha
Thanks for the replies everyone. I will be working for a Consultancy firm there and during the initial conversations i asked for 35 to 40k per month. Will push back and ask for at least 35k as i believe cost of living is going to take a huge chunk of what they are offering at the moment.
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Re: Job offer Doha
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 12740350)
Project Managing what?
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Re: Job offer Doha
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 12740451)
I thought the same and concluded it was spreadsheets. |
Re: Job offer Doha
Originally Posted by nottmbantam
(Post 12742737)
It's all "Gantt Charts and deliverables" these days isn't it?
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Re: Job offer Doha
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 12742776)
It's all 'stakeholders' and 'digital transformation' at the moment.
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Re: Job offer Doha
Originally Posted by nottmbantam
(Post 12742844)
Ah yes, thank the Lord I don't have to work with 'Project Managers' these days. Complete set of delinquents. Almost as bad as Internal Auditors.
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Re: Job offer Doha
Originally Posted by Pongo
(Post 12742867)
Up there with Financial Advisors and Personal Trainers |
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