Credit: bakhtiarzein/Adobe Stock Hiring in the Middle East is Both Easy and Hard
While regional tax incentives remain a draw for international candidates, policies requiring a specific percentage of Saudi nationals are intensifying law firms' battle to hire the best local candidates.
September 09, 2024 at 11:56 AM
7 minute read
Career Development
International law firms in the United Arab Emirates are thriving by leveraging the region's attractive tax benefits to lure top global talent, but in Saudi Arabia, these firms face a more challenging landscape.
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