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readytotravel
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| I can't speak for anyone else, but all the above is true for me. Scoff at it if you wish. I'm happy here. And I've been around. Anyone who thinks having the ability to jet to Sri Lanka for the week is not the definition of enjoying an exotic adventure is truly jaded. |
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nomad soul
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| I'm not mocking Uniservices or anyone, for that matter. However, their marketing strategy---the mention of enjoying an exotic adventure---can be quite misleading to those female job seekers unfamiliar with Saudi Arabia. It gives the impression they can enjoy exotic adventures while living in the Kingdom regardless of who the employer is. |
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readytotravel
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| To each his own then, I suppose. I certainly didn't read "regardless of employer" into that recruitment ad. Why would they want to allude to other employers? I think you're splitting hairs here. I am under no illusions about Uniservices or PNU, but I have a pretty sweet deal. I also realize it could change without a moments notice, but enshallah things will remain the same for the foreseeable future. For now, I choose to live in the present and enjoy my good fortune. |
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