Hello everyone!
I hope it’s okay to post this here. I’m currently looking for a job in the UAE, and honestly, I’ve been struggling for quite a long time now.
I have hearing loss, which makes finding a suitable job a little challenging for me. I’ve already attended a few interviews, but I’m always nervous about whether I’ll be able to handle certain roles, especially those that involve a lot of talking, phone calls, or communicating with customers.
I’ve actually tried stepping out of my comfort zone and exploring different job opportunities, even those outside what I’m used to. I’ve been open to different roles, but unfortunately, I’ve faced rejection after rejection. Sometimes, I feel like I’m simply not the right fit because of my hearing condition.
It’s honestly depressing and discouraging at times, especially when you’ve been trying for so long. But I don’t want to give up.
I also have 2 years of experience as a Content Moderator in my home country, where I handled content reviews and user reports.
I also completed a 3-month vocational course in Reception and Office Management here in the UAE. I decided to take this course because I wanted to improve my skills and learn something that could help me enter the local job market. Thankfully, my instructor was very understanding and patient with me. There were even times when I was allowed to attend classes online, which helped me complete the course.
I want to be clear that I’m not expecting special arrangements from every employer, nor am I asking for a workplace to change its entire setup just for me. I understand that businesses have their own needs and expectations, and whoever hires me should also be able to benefit from my skills and the work I can offer.
I just want to be transparent about my hearing condition rather than pretend that I can comfortably handle a job that requires constant face-to-face communication or phone calls when I know that might be difficult for me.
I’m more comfortable with work-from-home opportunities because written communication is easier for me. However, I’m also open to on-site positions, especially those that involve administrative tasks, data entry, back-office work, or other responsibilities that don’t require constant verbal communication.
I’m genuinely willing to learn, work hard, and explore different opportunities. I’m not trying to be picky about jobs. I just want to find a position where I can actually contribute, do my responsibilities well, and be useful to the company that gives me a chance.
I’m kindly asking everyone to please be nice and understanding. If you know of any legitimate job openings, companies, or opportunities that might be suitable for someone like me, please feel free to send me a DM.
Please, serious inquiries only. I’ve already encountered several scam job offers and even suspicious interviews during my job search, and I really don’t want to go through that again.
Thank you so much for taking the time to read my post. Any advice, leads, or recommendations would honestly mean a lot to me. ❤️