Walk-in interviews in Dubai
Robbert Murray and Associates is holding walk-in interviews in Dubai for women with hospitality or private household experience. The jobs are full-time, but the work is based at a VVIP private estate in Abu Dhabi, not Dubai. Read that part before you take a day off work, because you’ll need to be ready to live and work in Abu Dhabi if you get the job.
The three roles
The company is recruiting for a female housekeeper, a female personal butler and an assistant masseur for a Moroccan hammam. A housekeeper keeps a home clean, organised and well maintained. A personal butler handles daily service, guest care and household routines in a high-end setting. The masseur helps with traditional bathing and skin treatments for clients.
What the employer asks for
Experience in luxury hospitality or private household services is preferred. You don’t need to match every point exactly, but you should be able to show real work in a hotel, a private villa, a spa or a family household. Hammam experience matters most for the masseur role, and the listing welcomes applicants with that background for any of the positions.
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What to bring on the day
Walk-in days tend to be busy, and the first hour often decides who gets a proper look. Arrive early and keep your documents in one folder so you can find them fast. Bring:
- Several printed copies of your CV
- Copies of your passport and visa or residence page
- Reference letters from past employers, if you have them
- Any training certificates, especially for hammam or hospitality work
Dress neatly and simply, as you would for a hotel interview. Check the exact venue and time on the listing before you travel.
Writing a CV for private household work
Employers for private homes look for trust and reliability more than fancy wording. Say how many years you’ve worked in a household or hotel, what type of property it was, and which standards you kept. Short bullet points work better than long paragraphs. Also list the languages you speak clearly, since guest care often needs good English or Arabic.
Do I need experience to apply?
Experience is preferred, so a related background helps a lot. If your work is close but not exact, go anyway and explain it honestly.
Can men attend the walk-in?
These positions are listed for women, and the company says it is looking for qualified women for them. Check the listing details before you travel.
If you don’t hear back
If you attend a walk-in and don’t hear anything within a week or so, a short, polite follow-up message is fine. Send only one, and keep it brief. Repeated messages in one day rarely help your case.
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