Sales Executive jobs in the Gulf

How many Sales Executive jobs are open, who is hiring, what employers ask for and what adverts offer. Counted daily from employer career pages and job boards, with similar titles grouped together.

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Jobs open now

100

Saudi Arabia 57, UAE 21, Qatar 9

New jobs, last 30 days

72

Hiring trend vs the previous 30 days: too early to tell

Jobs closed, last 30 days

28

Filled, expired or taken down by the employer

Typical time a job stays open

Measuring now

We started timing closings on 2 October 2026. The figure appears once enough jobs have closed.

New and closed jobs, week by week

Complete weeks only, for employers we were already tracking at the start, so a new source never looks like a hiring spike.

27 Jul
3 Aug
10 Aug
17 Aug
24 Aug
31 Aug
7 Sept
14 Sept
21 Sept
28 Sept
New jobs Closed jobs

Most active employers

By new jobs posted in the last 30 days.

  1. 1Hilton6
  2. 2Radisson Hotel Group5
  3. 3Marriott International4
  4. 4IHG Hotels & Resorts4
  5. 5Alghanim Industries3
  6. 6Transmed3
  7. 7JCA Associates2
  8. 8Haliqq | حلّق2
  9. 9Abbott2
  10. 10Bin Al Sheikh Holding2

Where the new jobs are

New jobs in the last 30 days, by city.

Skills employers ask for

The skills named most often in new adverts over the last 30 days. General soft skills are left out.

  1. 1Lead generation19
  2. 2Client relationship management16
  3. 3Business development15
  4. 4Sales14
  5. 5Relationship building11
  6. 6B2B sales10
  7. 7Presentation skills10
  8. 8Account management9
  9. 9CRM systems8
  10. 10CRM7
  11. 11Customer relationship management7
  12. 12Prospecting7
  13. 13Excel6
  14. 14Relationship management6
  15. 15Closing deals5

Rising fastest

Like-for-like change vs the previous 30 days, on at least 30 adverts.

Not enough history yet to call a rise.

What employers require

From the requirements in 100 open adverts. The typical ask is the median.

41%

ask for a degree

2

years of experience, typical ask

6%

ask for a driving licence

11%

require Arabic

FieldYears askedDegreeCredentials asked for most
Sales & Business Development242%

What open jobs pay: our estimate

Most Gulf adverts don't state a salary, so these bands use our own estimate for each open job (the employer's figure when they give one). Individual estimates can be well off, so read this as the shape of the market, not a salary guide.

Open jobs by estimated monthly pay

  • Under AED 5k4%
  • AED 5k to 10k55%
  • AED 10k to 20k35%
  • AED 20k to 35k4%
  • AED 35k and above2%

Estimate. 99 of 100 open jobs have a pay figure.

Adverts that state the pay

8%

Of jobs open now, the share where the employer published a salary. This one is a count, not an estimate.

Who the jobs are for

New jobs open to entry-level and junior candidates

100%

Last 30 days. The 30 days before: 15% (up 85 points).

New jobs reserved for GCC nationals

3%

Adverts that say the role is for Emirati, Saudi or other GCC nationals only. Last 30 days.

  • Sales & Business Development2%

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How we count

  • Jobs open now are live listings on JobXDubai: collected daily from employer career pages and job boards, checked for dead links, with duplicates removed.
  • A new job is a listing we first saw within 14 days of its posting date, so an employer's backlog of old adverts never counts as fresh hiring.
  • Trends compare like with like: only employers we were already tracking in that country before the period began. When we add a new source, its jobs count as open jobs but not as growth.
  • We only show a percentage change on a big enough base: at least 300 new jobs in the earlier period (30 for a single field or skill, 15 for an employer). Below that, small numbers swing too much to mean anything.
  • Pay bands are estimates. Most adverts don't state pay, so we estimate it per job. The share of adverts stating pay is an exact count.
  • The Hiring Index counts new postings each week from a fixed group of employers we already tracked before its base period, against the average of its four base weeks (= 100). A field gets its own index once it averaged at least 30 new jobs a week in the base period.
  • Requirements come from the requirements written in each open advert (years, degrees, licences, credentials, languages). Spellings of the same credential are merged.
  • Advertised pay uses only salaries the employer published, never our estimates, and only where at least 30 adverts in a field state one.
  • CV figures come from CVs uploaded to JobXDubai, including free CV checks, stored as anonymous statistics: the skills a CV mentions and a likely field. We never keep or publish the CVs themselves.
  • Time open runs from posting to closing. It leaves out jobs from feeds where we retire adverts ourselves after a fixed age, which would otherwise make every field look the same.
  • Tracking began UAE: July 2026, Oman: July 2026, Saudi Arabia: July 2026. Updated 8 October 2026.

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