Yes, but there is a tremendous cycle in effect. The population has doubled in the last four years, the Qataris don't have the human resources capacit-or inclination- to staff all the needed schools themselves, so they rely on ex-pat educators, but the packages, inflation and lack of infrastructure make recruiting difficult, and the circle just goes on. Welcome to life in Qatar.
It is my perception though that a bit of a breaking point has been reached. It seems that many who have the flexibility to leave have decided that they've had enough and are pulling out. Anyone have the same impression?
Yes, but there is a tremendous cycle in effect. The population has doubled in the last four years, the Qataris don't have the human resources capacit-or inclination- to staff all the needed schools themselves, so they rely on ex-pat educators, but the packages, inflation and lack of infrastructure make recruiting difficult, and the circle just goes on. Welcome to life in Qatar.
It is my perception though that a bit of a breaking point has been reached. It seems that many who have the flexibility to leave have decided that they've had enough and are pulling out. Anyone have the same impression?