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I have just returned from a project in Tanzania; I could have continued working there, but due to family reasons, I decided to leave. Although I have many wonderful memories from Tanzania, as well as some lessons learned from others’ experiences there, those are all things of the past now. I advise everyone who is looking for work abroad to keep their eyes open; don’t assume that I’m willing to endure hard work. These words are meant for those who want to work in low-level construction jobs overseas. Recently, many people have returned to their home country in search of work, and since salaries in Tanzania are relatively high, there’s now a greater emphasis on salary expectations. The only hope lies in having access to good headhunting services. As we all know, the construction industry is currently going through a tough period, with very few good job opportunities available. Therefore, I recommend that you get in touch with me and join a quality headhunting group, so that you can find a job that satisfies you by the second half of this year. Don’t think that working for a construction company is a stable option – aim for something better. Contact me at QQ745372529. Feel free to reach out to me; I’m happy to discuss various aspects of working abroad with you.
Thank you to the original poster for sharing. Could the poster please describe the general work experience in Tanzania? It’s fine if specific names and details are not included