What's the experience of working in Saudi Arabia?

Saudi Arabia has a hot summer and a desert climate. The wind and sand are not small, and the hottest reaches 60 degrees Celsius. But it is not dry, and you need to take some heatstroke prevention and cooling drugs, which are concentrated in late May-late August. It is also the most difficult time. Since September, the temperature has gradually cooled down, and it was rainy in February.

Of course, it is also very cold, and it will be around 0 degrees at night. Therefore, if you work outdoors, you should bring a raincoat and cold-proof trade pants. When it's coldest, I still feel cold when I put on my cotton-padded jacket and fur collar! Because the wind was very strong, the coldest season was between 12 and 1. Saudi clothes are cheaper and you don't need to bring a lot of clothes. There are supermarkets in gas stations along the road.

There are many things in it, so you can buy clothes and daily necessities that change with the seasons. Don't worry. Saudis are lazy and stupid, but they are always self-righteous, look down on China people, and even have the bad habit of bullying foreigners. So don't rub shoulders with the local people easily. Even personal conflicts will be severely punished or even imprisoned by the Saudi authorities. To sum up, working in Saudi Arabia is still hard.

Saudi Arabia has a developed financial system.

Saudi Arabia is a veritable "oil kingdom", ranking first in the world in terms of oil reserves and output, and is one of the richest countries in the world. Saudi Arabia is the largest producer of desalinated seawater in the world, and its desalinated seawater accounts for about 2 1% of the world total. Saudi Arabia pursues a free economic policy. Mecca is the birthplace of Muhammad, the founder of Islam, and a holy place for Muslims to make pilgrimages.

Saudi Arabia's financial system is well developed, and Saudi Arabia's tourism industry is also relatively developed. The Saudi government encourages the development of the private economy to reduce the dependence of the national economy on oil exports and provide more employment opportunities for the rapidly growing population. Saudi Arabia also uses a large number of foreign workers. Economic development focuses on industry, and petroleum and petrochemical industry is the lifeblood and main economic source of the national economy.