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Question from Job Seeker:
Hi, I’m a 19-year-old from Qatar. I’m planning on starting my university coursework next fall and I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the career I would like to pursue, so that I can choose my major accordingly. I was wondering if you could help me identify the best industries, specifically in Qatar as I don’t think I want to relocate. Thank you.
Answer from Bayt HR Guru:
First of all, that’s an excellent question. The earlier you try to determine the right career path for you, the better. At Bayt.com, we recommend the following:
1- Determine your interests:
Ask yourself what motivates you. What are the aspects that you would value most in a job? Would you enjoy something analytical or administrative? Would you rather have a leadership role or a coaching role? Would you prefer your job involve something creative like designing or writing, or something managerial? What is it that makes you happy? Be truthful to yourself and make a list of the things you like and the things you would like to avoid.
2- Set your priorities:
What do you most look for in a job? While some value work-life balance most, others have no problem sacrificing leisure time for a higher pay. Some look for social status while others look for job security. Determine your goals, your core values and skills by taking self-assessment tests; this will help you in figuring out what your priorities are.
3- Examine alternate career paths:
While on the lookout for that perfect career path, make sure you do research on more than one option. Create an extensive comparison plan clearly laying out the pros and cons of each– look at growth potential, job profiles, pay, benefits, mobility, work/life balance and all other issues that will determine your endurance in the career.
4- Decide:
After doing your research, it is time to succumb to your gut feeling. Don’t be affected by external pressures coming from your family, friends or the society. Don’t let financial considerations alone guide you unless you are determined that this is your one and only priority and ultimate goal.
To help you decide, we have provided you below with some key data taken from our latest “Top Industries” survey; and since you mentioned that you are not willing to relocate, all information is strictly relevant to the job market in Qatar. Of course, you can take a look at our research reports yourself as well. Good luck! Do keep us posted on what you decide.
Top industries in Qatar:
1- Oil, Gas and Petrochemicals (55%) 2- Banking and Finance (20%) 3- Construction (20%)
