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Demand for top banking executives remains strong in Dubai
despite recently announced lay-offs, according to specialist
recruitment firm Taylor Hofer.
“A closer look clarifies that lay-offs at banks are only minor job cuts and they happen mostly in investment banking,” said Thomas Hofer, managing partner at Taylor Hofer Partners in the UAE.
“Even those financial institutions which are mentioned in the press continue to hire.”
Still, Hofer now expects the market to shift from “speed recruitment” towards a focus on quality.
Private and Islamic banks are still in need candidates with a view to stay in the Middle East for more than a few years, but are less interested in managers seeking to escape from tough labour markets in Europe and North America, he claimed.
The key to a successful career in the Middle East is commitment, cultural and social competences, according to the firm.
Zurich-based Taylor Hofer specializes in recruitment for management and specialist positions. The company has operations in Switzerland, the UAE, India, Australia and South Africa.
“A closer look clarifies that lay-offs at banks are only minor job cuts and they happen mostly in investment banking,” said Thomas Hofer, managing partner at Taylor Hofer Partners in the UAE.
“Even those financial institutions which are mentioned in the press continue to hire.”
Still, Hofer now expects the market to shift from “speed recruitment” towards a focus on quality.
Private and Islamic banks are still in need candidates with a view to stay in the Middle East for more than a few years, but are less interested in managers seeking to escape from tough labour markets in Europe and North America, he claimed.
The key to a successful career in the Middle East is commitment, cultural and social competences, according to the firm.
Zurich-based Taylor Hofer specializes in recruitment for management and specialist positions. The company has operations in Switzerland, the UAE, India, Australia and South Africa.
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