Job Application, and the problems that goes with it

[Palwasha]

Try to be as confident as you can, they'll notice that and you'll be more likely to stand out. Also, don't be shy to ask about prayer and what not, that's your right. Though, I'm sure there's always a place to pray, you just gotta find it.

I can't say I have much experience up my sleeves, I've never had a proper job.

Nevertheless, all the best with it, and we'll remember you in our dua3s, InshAllah.

[tor_khan]

Have you thought of venturing to the Khaleej in search of work Sangar? I've lived in two Gulf countries and well, they're not perfect, but packages for EU passport holders tend to be competitive ... you get to hear the Adhan and prayer time is not questioned.

What exactly is your "field"?

[شمله ور خراساني]

Have you thought of venturing to the Khaleej in search of work Sangar? I've lived in two Gulf countries and well, they're not perfect, but packages for EU passport holders tend to be competitive ... you get to hear the Adhan and prayer time is not questioned.

What exactly is your "field"?

I am not graduated yet. I am looking for a part-time job to finance my education and maybe find a better place to live.

I might move to other more favorable places in the world once I graduate. But Maybe in 2 years or so.

But I have not made up my mind yet. I'm thinking of finding a way to be self employed soon after I graduate. If that would be possible, I will rather live in Afghanistan than Khaleej.

[شمله ور خراساني]

oh my field is as I told you before, PA. But I am thinking of doing a master in conflict studies.

[شمله ور خراساني]

No. It is not that bad. I was just talking about the stuff I deal with. It's not like its very tough to get a job. You can get jobs here. But there are some obstacles. And sometimes you get really told off for being a Muslim. But I guess this happens everywhere.

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Allah de mal sha wrora