Intern - Intern - Hourly Arabtech Jardaneh Employee Review

Great experience of learning, and contributing to the company, Worked on high profile projects, Took alot of courses, I was trusted by the company and the directors to meet directly with The Clients and to manage the projects

Financial issues especially during the Covid-19 pandemic period

No pros at all, the worst place to work at, they will slaver you

“They expect you to work a minimum of 15 hours a day, seven days a week, even if there is no work to do. Breaks are not allowed, and you must ask and plead for basic needs like eating or using the bathroom. Tasks are often unreasonable and unrelated to your role (e.g., being required to handle financial responsibilities as an engineer). They treat employees harshly and exploit them.” They are an extension of Arabtech for Engineering, which went bankrupt in 2020 in Dubai (UAE) due to its bad reputation and unethical practices.