I have 10 years experience to be a gulf country s nationality India now I have no work in India that's 1 biggest promblam so plz accepect her me
Bricklayer
Tirth Singh
16 January 2023 10:58:07
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Mickael
16 January 2023 11:10:24
1893
Hello @Tirth Singh
Thank you for your message.
For a better help, please what's exactly your request please ?
Have a nice day,
Mickael
Team Expat.com
gMantisLove
17 January 2023 18:13:51
3
I believe this person is trying to convey they are a Bricklayer in India for 10 years, but now they have no work and they want to know how to be accepted in the Gulf region to live and work. My response to this person would be to investigate the International Bricklayers Association for guidance, possibly a grant. I'm not sure about the Gulf Coast, but there is currently a worldwide decline (and dire need) of Masons in the world!!
cccmedia
17 January 2023 21:24:04
10201
The OP posted on this Ecuador forum,
yet also mentioned the ¨Gulf country s¨(sic).
His opening words can be construed as a
confusing or 'run-on' sentence.
It is time for him to step up and tell us plainly
what are his intentions and his request(s)
of our forum.
Notes...
In Ecuador even bricklayer-candidates
are normally expected to speak and understand
Spanish.... The following can be Googled if
relevant: countries and territories where English
is spoken wikipedia.
cccmedia, Expat.com experts team
Bhavna
18 January 2023 03:31:21
36990
Hello everyone,
Let me clarify, the OP is Indian and has been working in a Gulf country (United Arab Emirates) for the past 10 years, where he is still living. He is now unemployed and wants to move to Ecuador. He is looking for a job as bricklayer in Ecuador.
Have a nice day
Bhavna
gMantisLove
19 January 2023 05:26:42
3
CCC, Your response is a bit harsh. Did it ever occur to you that this gentleman has a language barrier that he's trying to surmount? Why don't we have some patience with this man and help him through it.? Just a thought.
cccmedia
19 January 2023 06:03:16
10201
@gMantis,
If the OP is willing to do what it takes to
move halfway across the world to a
Spanish-speaking country, he should be
willing to learn some inconvenient truths.
I'm unlikely to sugar-coat the obstacles
he may face based on your opinion that my
truth-telling was too harsh for your sensibilities.
As a new member, be aware that
all members, including members of the
Experts team, have leeway to express their
opinions within the rules of Expat.com ...
We invite you to read the terms and conditions
of this site.
Your rhetorical question 'Did it ever
occur to you that this gentleman has a
language barrier...?' was condescending.
cccmedia in Quito
Designated Expat.com Ecuador expert
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