March 30, 2009 at 6:05 pm
· Filed under Reviews, Sites, jobs
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Name: Wazeefa1.com
Category: Jobs
Language: English
UPDATE: The site has been noted for being affiliated with spamming user emails, and as a result we strongly advice against sharing any of your personal information with them.
Review: New still growing jobs site for the Arab region, with current 121 jobs in Kuwait, most highest country in the site. Judging on that number, and the type of ads, one could guess it’s a Kuwaiti initiated site. The good thing about this job site is that job seekers and employers alike seem to be able to register and post for FREE, and you don’t need to be registered to see the available job listings and details as some others tend to do. To apply for a job however, yes this needs a registration. Still though, if you’ve got all the job details, including the company name, then you only need to register if you want to apply online. Otherwise just drive your car there and submit your papers.
Popularity: 28% [?]
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March 15, 2009 at 2:30 pm
· Filed under Education, Reviews, Sites, information
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Name: Q8Tutors.com
Business Type: Education
Languages: Arabic
Launch Date: March, 2009 (Beta)
Brief:
Q8Tutors.com is new idea in Kuwait for private tutors listing, still in Beta stage. The site has a design of it’s simplest form, and a very direct tutor search feature covering all education level from elementary school to Bachelors and Masters. You can filter by tutor gender, subject (which still needs to have more varieties), and educational level.
Tutors can also freely advertise and list their services for FREE and on the fly. People searching will not be able to see the name but only details and contact info.
The site is still fairly new and not fully occupied yet, but with time I guess it’s gonna be a big traffic with our classified ad newspapers full of such paid advertisements that are hard to find and filter. An advantage of having the listings online however would be more information about the tutor, like pricing, and the review of students who hired him/her. That would really give a great value for the student, as it’s one thing to find a tutor, and it’s a completely different thing to find a good tutor. This is what’s missing from the classified ads.
Ofcourse, one could also argue about the ethics of teachers giving private lessons, but that’s up to the single individual I guess.
Snapshot:
Popularity: 35% [?]
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