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Living and working in Qatar can be exciting. A good income, safe surroundings, and a modern lifestyle – everything seems appealing. After sometime, many professionals feel stuck in the same routine. You are surviving, not growing and you deserve much more than that. Let’s understand how you can manage it.  Understanding the survival trap At

Two wolves live inside each of us. One feeds on fear. The other on hope. I’ve had to choose. More than once. The first time, I wasn’t ill. I was just… stuck. No job. No assignments. A market that felt indifferent. A voice in my head growing louder by the day — you’re too old,

I didn’t plan to become a recruiter. I didn’t plan most of it, actually. In 2006, my husband and I made the decision to move to Qatar. New country. New life. And for me… no job, no network, no idea where to begin. I had left behind a career. A comfort zone. Everything familiar. And

What got you here… won’t always take you further. Three weeks after cancer surgery, I went back to work. And then began 19 radiation sessions. People imagine radiation as dramatic — scalpels, monitors, urgency. It’s not. It’s a quiet 20-minute procedure. A machine revolves around you. You hold your breath. The attendants see dozens of

Working in a new country surrounded by people from diverse backgrounds is an amazing experience. As an expat, you bring new ideas, suggestions, and unique perspectives to the table, but living without family or outside your own country can be challenging sometimes. New surroundings, unfamiliar customs, and a completely different work culture can be difficult