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Apple is hiring for numerous positions in Dubai and Abu Dhabi

Published On 18 Apr 2022 11:43 AM

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Apple's new store opens on Al Maryah Island in Abu Dhabi.

Apple, the world's largest technology company, is expanding it's retail, corporate, sales and business development activities in the UAE.

The iPhone manufacturer has posted job openings for positions including Business Pro, Operations Expert, Specialist, Genius, Creative, Business Expert, Technical Specialist, Expert, Finance Business Partner, and Strateg....

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Apple is hiring for numerous positions in Dubai and Abu Dhabi

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