Storeys went from a standing start to a team of more than 200 in a market that forgives nothing. Not because of a strategy deck, but because of the people who walked in, some with years behind them, some with none at all, and were given something to build.
“I am not looking for the perfect CV. I am looking for someone who is willing to learn and decent with people. The rest we can teach, and we do.”
Adil Khan Baseer · CHRO, People & Culture
People & Culture is not one desk in the corner. It is the team that hires you, settles you in and trains you.

Dubai real estate has a reputation, and not all of it is kind. Agents who disappear after the sale. Numbers that only work in the brochure. Teams where you are one of forty and nobody knows your name by Friday.
Storeys was founded by people who had worked inside exactly that and decided to run a brokerage the other way round. Salaried consultants instead of commission-only hunters, so that nobody has to push a client into the wrong unit to make rent. Direct access to developers, so that what we show is real. And a leadership team that still sits on the same floor as everybody else.
That is the reason this page exists. If you want to do this work properly, there is a place here for you, and there is a path.
Product training on every developer we work with, role plays before you sit in front of a client, and a senior colleague who takes your call when a deal wobbles. We would rather teach the market to a good person than hire a difficult one who already knows it.
If this is your first step, you are not handed a phone and a list. You get onboarding, a defined patch, live inventory from day one, and someone whose job it is to answer your questions.
Experienced agents come to us for what decides a year at their level: direct developer allocations, launches before they reach the open market, a brand clients already trust, and a back office that lets them spend the day selling.
Great Place To Work does not interview the management. It surveys the employees, confidentially, and publishes the result.
Every application lands with the People & Culture team, not in an inbox nobody opens.
A short conversation about you, what you have done, and what you actually want from this market.
You come to the office, meet the people you would work with, and see how a day here really runs.
You hear back from us either way. If it is a no, you will know why.
Your name, how to reach you, and your CV as a PDF. If there is something the CV does not say, there is room for that too.
Prefer email? Write to hiring@storeys.ae