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The Middle East Jobs Index Survey January 2010

Objective To gauge perceptions of job availability and hiring. To identify trends in the Middle East Job market. To provide an understanding of the required key skill sets and qualifications.

Calculation of Indices and Benchmarking The indices which concentrate on measuring Job market are the : Jobs Index (JI) Hiring Expectancy Index(HEI) It aims to measure the potential opportunities that are present in the market. The Jobs Index is composed of the following two questions: I. Will you be hiring in the next 3 months either for your organization or for your clients if you are in the recruitment field or an HR consultant? II. With regard to your future expectations, do you think you will be hiring in a year s time from now either for your organization or for your clients if you are in the recruitment field or an HR consultant? this question measures the HEI.

Calculation of Indices and Benchmarking The index is calculated according to the following formula: Index Value = (Current period value / Base period value) * 100 Current period s value for each question is calculated as = (((Number of optimistic answers Number of pessimistic answers) / Achieved sample)*100) + 100 Current period values for each question are summed up to obtain current period s value for the overall index Current period s value calculated for October 2009 would be fixed as the base period value The base period of the index is set as October 2009 and the value of the index at this period is 100 The index has a point of scale ranging from 0 to 200 The JI is calculated from questions 1 and 2 The HEI is calculated using only the second question Current period s value calculated for October 2009 is fixed as the base period value JI and HEI would be calculated separately for each country

Demographic Background & Methodology Age and Gender: Adult males and females Aged 18 plus years Country of Residence GCC: UAE, KSA, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain Levant: Lebanon, Syria, Jordan North Africa: Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia Subcontinent: Pakistan* *low sample for current wave Methodology: Online data collection was done between 4 th to 30 th January 2010. Out of the total sample of 3,942 respondents, the number of working respondents achieved was 3,698 out.

Summary Current situation: 27% of the respondents indicated that they would definitely hire in the next 3 months. Indicative Future Trend: 69% of the respondents claimed they will hire in a year s time. 32% said they would definitely hire in the next 12 months. Some probability of hiring was mentioned by another 37%. A similar trend in the hiring expectancy can be observed across all the countries. Hiring expectations of large scale local organizations for the next one year were relatively higher than other sectors. In comparison to other positions more organizations are looking for people to fill in the lower executive level positions. The key skill sets that are in demand are Communication Skills (64%), Team ability (48%), Overall personality(44%). UAE(46%) and KSA(46%) share the top rank on the country s overall attractiveness. Qatar (38%) takes the third place. At an industry level, banking/ finance (37%) followed by telecom (37%) and construction (29%) are perceived to attract and retain the top talent.

Respondent Profile

Respondent Profile Personal Base: Total Sample N= 3,942 Base: Total Sample N= 3,942

Respondent Profile Base: Total Sample N= 3,942 Base: Total Sample N= 3.942

Base period value for Current Hiring by Country, October 2009 Base period Value for: Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait LebanonMorocco Oman Pakistan Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Achieved Sample size 5084 174 79 1438 295 258 134 143 65 43 216 999 158 92 742 Current Hiring 129 134 113 126 124 131 140 119 136 133 131 137 131 133 123

Current period value for Current Hiring by Country, January 2010 Base period Value for: Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocc o Oman Pakistan Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Achieved Sample size 3698 123 35 912 216 167 73 125 49 10 126 1035 81 93 539 Current Hiring 129 130 140 125 123 132 134 133 136 125 125 138 130 132 117

Base period value for Hiring Expectancy by Country, October 2009 Base period Value for: Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocco Oman Pakistan Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Achieved Sample size 5084 174 79 1438 295 258 134 143 65 43 216 999 158 92 742 HE 146 153 146 144 145 147 147 141 162 138 144 154 147 145 141

Current period value for Hiring Expectancy by Country, January 2010 Base period Value for: Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocco Oman Pakistan Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Achieved Sample size 3698 123 35 912 216 167 73 125 49 10 126 1035 81 93 539 HE 144 144 141 141 139 143 145 145 145 135 142 153 143 146 133

Base period value for Jobs Index by Country, October 2009 Base period Value for: Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocco Oman Pakistan Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Achieved Sample size 5084 174 79 1438 295 258 134 143 65 43 216 999 158 92 742 JI 275 288 258 271 270 278 287 260 298 271 275 291 278 278 264

Current period value for Jobs Index by Country, January 2010 Base period Value for: Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocc o Oman Pakistan Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Achieved Sample size 3698 123 35 912 216 167 73 125 49 10 126 1035 81 93 539 JI 273 274 281 266 262 275 279 278 281 260 266 291 273 278 250

Hiring Expectancy Indices Jan 2010 Base period Value for: Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocc o Oman Pakistan Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Achieved Sample size 3698 123 35 912 216 167 73 125 49 10 126 1035 81 93 539 HEI 98.6 94.1 96.6 97.9 95.9 97.3 98.6 102.8 89.5 97.8 98.6 99.4 97.3 100.7 94.3

Jobs Indices January 2010 Base period Value for: Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocc o Oman Pakistan Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Achieved Sample size 3698 123 35 912 216 167 73 125 49 10 126 1035 81 93 539 JI 99.3 95.1 108.9 98.2 97.0 98.9 97.2 106.9 94.3 95.9 96.7 100.0 98.2 100.0 94.7

Hiring Expectancy Overall Base: Those Working N= 3,698 Base: Those Working N= 3,698

Current Hiring Expectancy By Country Will you be hiring in the next 3 months either for your organisation or for your clients if you are in the recruitment field or an HR consultant? Base: Those Working N= 3,698

Future Hiring Expectancy By Country With regard to your future expectations, do you think you will be hiring in a year s time from now either for your organisation or for your clients if you are in the recruitment field or an HR consultant? Base: Those Working N= 3,698

Current Hiring Expectancy By Sector Will you be hiring in the next 3 months either for your organisation or for your clients if you are in the recruitment field or an HR consultant? Base: Those Working N= 3,698

Future Hiring Expectancy By Sector With regard to your future expectations, do you think you will be hiring in a year s time from now either for your organisation or for your clients if you are in the recruitment field or an HR consultant? Base: Those Working N= 3,698

Availability of Jobs & Required Positions 1. Please indicate the approximate number of jobs you would be hiring for in the next 3 months 2. Which of the following career levels/positions would you be hiring for in the next 3 months? Base: Those hiring in next 3 months N= 2,043 Base: Those hiring in next 3 months N= 2,043

Availability of Jobs By Country Please indicate the approximate number of jobs you would be hiring for in the next 3 months No. of Jobs Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocco Oman Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Base: Those Hiring in 3 month s Less than 5 jobs 2043 65 22 465 111 96 41 68 30 69 641 46 51 265 44 42 36 46 43 46 61 43 50 45 44 50 37 40 6 10 jobs 22 14 36 22 27 23 24 24 17 19 22 26 24 20 11 20 jobs 10 8 0 9 10 10 5 13 3 10 9 13 6 14 21 to 50 jobs 6 2 9 4 4 4 0 6 7 10 9 0 6 6 51 to 100 jobs 2 0 0 2 1 3 2 1 3 1 2 2 2 2 More than 100 jobs 3 6 5 3 0 4 2 0 7 1 4 2 8 3

Qualifications What are the educational and academic qualifications you emphasize on nowadays when looking for suitable candidates? Base: Those Working N= 3,698

Qualifications By Country 1/2 What are the educational and academic qualifications you emphasize on nowadays when looking for suitable candidates? No. of Jobs Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocco Oman Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Base: 3698 123 35 912 216 167 73 125 49 126 1035 81 93 539 Business Managemen t Graduation/ Post Graduation Commerce Graduation/ Post Graduation Engineering Graduation/ Post Graduation Administrati ve Qualification s Computer Science Qualification s Information Technology Graduation/ Post Graduation 24 29 17 17 20 29 36 21 39 26 28 25 12 30 22 20 26 26 15 26 8 26 29 27 20 16 24 21 22 25 26 20 15 16 15 18 41 29 20 14 29 28 22 20 14 17 25 26 29 18 24 17 26 22 13 21 20 21 9 17 22 17 18 22 35 20 23 27 14 15 13 11 20 10 11 13 18 16 27 17 14 12 12 14

Qualifications By Country 2/2 What are the educational and academic qualifications you emphasize on nowadays when looking for suitable candidates? No. of Jobs Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocco Oman Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Base: 3698 123 35 912 216 167 73 125 49 126 1035 81 93 539 Electronic s/electrica l Qualificati ons Science Graduatio n/post Graduatio n Teaching Qualificati ons Law Qualificati ons Hospitality Qualificati ons Electronic s/electrica l Qualificati ons 10 15 11 7 9 8 14 14 20 10 12 12 6 9 9 12 9 7 11 7 5 19 20 13 8 4 14 12 6 7 9 5 5 4 7 12 16 6 5 9 10 4 5 6 3 5 6 7 8 4 8 6 4 7 5 4 4 3 3 4 4 4 8 5 4 7 4 2 6 6 10 15 11 7 9 8 14 14 20 10 12 12 6 9

Skills & Experience 1. Which of the following requirements / factors do you MOST look for in a candidate? 2. What experience are you ideally looking for? Base: Those Working N= 3,698

Skills By Country 1/2 Which of the following requirements / factors do you MOST look for in a candidate? No. of Jobs Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocco Oman Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Base: 3698 123 35 912 216 167 73 125 49 126 1035 81 93 539 Good communica tion skills Arabic & English Team player - Cooperativ e / helpful / flexible Overall personality and demeanour Good leadership skills Trustworthy / Honest Passionate / desire to make a difference 64 29 57 68 75 74 45 19 78 63 74 67 20 60 48 39 60 48 52 46 49 32 55 52 51 46 30 51 44 29 40 43 46 43 26 34 41 40 52 46 25 42 41 34 46 37 45 38 48 26 39 47 42 44 28 47 40 37 37 36 46 42 37 32 43 31 44 49 34 42 40 33 37 39 45 39 30 34 39 35 47 46 29 32

Skills By Country 2/2 Which of the following requirements / factors do you MOST look for in a candidate? No. of Jobs Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocco Oman Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Base: 3698 123 35 912 216 167 73 125 49 126 1035 81 93 539 Efficient / productive Good personal grooming Good negotiation skills Ability to work under pressure 39 27 60 36 44 41 38 37 39 29 44 38 33 40 38 18 34 39 36 38 18 22 39 31 47 46 23 34 38 28 20 38 38 37 40 31 37 37 40 42 25 42 36 25 37 33 40 35 33 21 39 39 37 36 25 44 Creative 35 32 26 35 41 29 37 28 43 29 36 43 22 36 Good people manageme nt skills 31 26 34 30 35 27 41 22 33 31 31 36 18 35

Experience By Country 1/2 What experience are you ideally looking for? No. of Jobs Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocco Oman Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Base: 3698 123 35 912 216 167 73 125 49 126 1035 81 93 539 Manageria l ability to manage a team Sales and Marketing 38 38 26 37 36 41 40 27 49 35 39 40 32 39 29 21 14 28 25 32 23 32 27 26 34 43 17 29 Computer skills Mid level experience (3 to 7 years) Administra tive 29 21 29 27 29 28 22 22 33 19 34 30 23 29 24 17 40 20 23 25 16 13 24 24 26 20 18 30 24 19 37 20 24 26 30 22 18 20 25 22 18 27

Experience By Country 2/2 What experience are you ideally looking for? No. of Jobs Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocco Oman Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Base: 3698 123 35 912 216 167 73 125 49 126 1035 81 93 539 Engineering 23 27 23 21 18 20 16 18 35 27 23 16 26 29 Public speaking/gi ving Presentatio ns Senior level experience (7 to 10 years) Junior level experience (less than 3 years) 17 20 9 16 17 14 10 12 31 10 22 10 5 13 16 15 29 12 15 20 7 11 18 23 17 11 10 21 14 7 29 14 15 13 15 10 12 11 15 12 6 17

Country & Industry Attractiveness Overall 1. How attractive is your country of residence as a job market in comparison to other Middle East countries? 2. How attractive is your industry as a potential employer in comparison to other businesses? Base: Total Sample N= 3,942

Country Attractiveness How attractive is your country of residence as a job market in comparison to other Middle East countries? No. of Jobs Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocco Oman Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Base 3942 135 40 959 236 183 77 155 51 130 1093 90 100 557 Much more attractive Slightly more attractive Equally attractive Slightly less attractive Much less attractive Don t know/can t say 30 12 15 17 12 30 26 24 24 38 46 13 13 46 14 4 13 10 9 22 13 11 16 22 19 8 3 16 16 23 33 16 19 22 12 22 24 23 13 7 22 16 17 27 15 26 31 9 27 14 22 8 10 31 22 8 13 18 13 21 18 6 13 14 8 5 5 31 22 8 9 16 13 11 11 10 9 15 8 4 8 10 18 6

Most Attractive Industries Which industries would you say are attracting / retaining the top talent in your country of residence today? Base: Total Sample N= 3,942

Most Attractive Industries By Country Which industries would you say are attracting / retaining the top talent in your country of residence today? No. of Jobs Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocco Oman Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Base: All 3942 135 40 959 236 183 77 155 51 130 1093 90 100 557 Banking / Finance 37 27 55 33 37 42 42 30 45 42 42 47 27 35 Telecomm unications 37 32 40 38 34 28 31 39 27 29 43 41 36 33 Constructi on 29 48 23 24 24 25 36 30 37 42 31 23 21 31 Oil, Gas & Petrochem icals 27 44 30 28 9 27 3 8 39 51 27 10 24 33 IT 24 19 33 18 34 25 34 32 22 18 25 32 23 25

Most Attractive Industries By Country 2/2 Which industries would you say are attracting / retaining the top talent in your country of residence today? No. of Jobs Total Algeria Bahrain Egypt Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Morocco Oman Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Tunisia UAE Base: All 3942 135 40 959 236 183 77 155 51 130 1093 90 100 557 Tourism / Hospitality 23 21 18 31 24 12 42 39 31 15 16 29 33 22 Consumer Goods 23 31 15 21 25 22 23 20 20 15 26 26 21 20 Electronics 21 23 10 24 26 21 17 27 16 11 21 21 20 14 Medical / Health Services Business consultanc y 18 21 25 12 21 19 18 6 25 18 24 18 26 18 18 10 23 15 17 19 18 16 18 21 22 18 15 19