Plumber Apprentice salaries in Dubai

I have 9 years as a maintenance technician/porter/handyman where I worked at three different places and have a lot of experience in electrical work and painting and pressure washing and setting up big events and I am always eager to learn new things and love working with my hands and being a maintenance technician.

Interview process for a creative position at Apple corporate? I am currently a contractor in a creative position at Apple (think copywriter, art director etc) within Marcom, and I possibly have a recruiter call coming up with a different department, similar position. As a contractor I didn’t interview. All my research for what the interview process is like is almost all tech type jobs, software engineers etc.

Hey all, I’m moving back to Ireland soon, and I’ve had a hard time finding a role that fits both my experience and my current salary. But now, I’ve come across a contractor role in tech which is a totally new industry for me. It’s with a big name company, but the pay is way lower than what I’m earning now (and what I had in Ireland before). The upside? It could lead to something permanent with a great career path. Anyone ever made a leap like this? Do you think it would be worth it?

Hi everyone I am a first year electrical apprentice with over 1000 hours experience in commercial work I've currently been working out of town and honestly not a fan of being away from home . Just wondering if anyone has any tips or suggestions to get my way into local work full time or dipping my foot into residential work in town as well ( or if switching is even a good idea ) I work in Edmonton so any help or even suggestions would be appreciated