I've been given the opportunity to work in Pakistan
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In Pakistan the salad tosses you 
I met a couple white families in Pakistan, they were most definitely not public enemy number one. That was over 10 years ago though so times may have changed.
Haha, trust me, since the whole 9/11 thing, times have changed. For the worse. Irrevocably!
Rubbish, you can't apply that statement to every place in Pakistan.
True that, I know places that would treat a white man like royalty.
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It's to hot so no, free holiday then maybe but not for work.
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All these blatent "No" answers and not one has thought of asking how much you are actually being offered to work there. Are you being given all expenses. Are you paid for travelling, your total time there - are you staying at a very good hotel ?? So many questions unanswered and already you are being swayed to turn the offer down.
I know of companies who have paid as much as $250 an hour
for people to come for a weeks work in dangerous environments - so sometimes it really is worth considering. Contractors can earn £2000 in a 40 hour week, doing basically nothing in countries regarded as risky - and the thing is, once you are there and you work out the real risks involved - your employers more than likely will ask you to stay on bit longer.
I know of companies who have paid as much as $250 an hour
for people to come for a weeks work in dangerous environments - so sometimes it really is worth considering. Contractors can earn £2000 in a 40 hour week, doing basically nothing in countries regarded as risky - and the thing is, once you are there and you work out the real risks involved - your employers more than likely will ask you to stay on bit longer.
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