It is sad to see so many young Qatari nationals not interested in improving themselves. Majority of them have it so easy! All they need to do is make an effort at studying, sweat out a decent GPA, accept an entry level job that doesn't necessarily pay very much (but could do), spend a few years trying, get some experience in the industry of their choice, and then they will be almost guaranteed a great job for life, and respect. There are so many people in other countries in the world who would do anything to have a chance like that. Yet these people throw it away. The amount of "Islamic Studies" graduates among the GCC nationals is so high, yet how can they possibly apply it? Not all of them want to teach. Also, a Qatari national degree holder, say, in management, wants to be a manager from get go! How can they become managers without any working experience is beyond me, yet this is what they want. They would rather do nothing than accept a job that is anything less than that. Really, really sad to watch.
Yet there are plenty Qatari people who try hard, build their lives, and do not depend on cultural charity for their next meal. All praise to them, and I am sure we will see many more of those. I believe it will simply not be cool to do nothing and spend your days in the malls or driving in the streets for much longer. World is moving on, and Qatari nationals will have no choice but to move with it, or be left behind.
It is sad to see so many young Qatari nationals not interested in improving themselves. Majority of them have it so easy! All they need to do is make an effort at studying, sweat out a decent GPA, accept an entry level job that doesn't necessarily pay very much (but could do), spend a few years trying, get some experience in the industry of their choice, and then they will be almost guaranteed a great job for life, and respect. There are so many people in other countries in the world who would do anything to have a chance like that. Yet these people throw it away. The amount of "Islamic Studies" graduates among the GCC nationals is so high, yet how can they possibly apply it? Not all of them want to teach. Also, a Qatari national degree holder, say, in management, wants to be a manager from get go! How can they become managers without any working experience is beyond me, yet this is what they want. They would rather do nothing than accept a job that is anything less than that. Really, really sad to watch.
Yet there are plenty Qatari people who try hard, build their lives, and do not depend on cultural charity for their next meal. All praise to them, and I am sure we will see many more of those. I believe it will simply not be cool to do nothing and spend your days in the malls or driving in the streets for much longer. World is moving on, and Qatari nationals will have no choice but to move with it, or be left behind.