14 minutes, and one question we read before your CV

No cover letter, no carefully designed portfolio. This form is four short sections, and the one that matters is the third: a real situation that actually happened here, and we want to see how you'd handle it. There's no model answer, and we've written down exactly what we measure and what we ignore.

Department
Project management
Open seats
1
Type
Full time
Location
Remote100%
Experience
2 – 4years
Overlap hour
12:00 – 1:00PM Mecca (GMT+3)
Applications close
30 August2026
Hiring takes
11days from apply to offer

Who you are

Basic contact details. None of this is shared with anyone outside Taqweed.

2 minutes
Full name
Email address

We'll send your result here within five working days — yes or no.

WhatsApp number

With country code. Only used to arrange a call time.

Country and city

The work is remote; we ask only for time zone and payment routing.

Role you're applying for

One role per application. If you're torn between two, pick the closest and tell us about the other in the last box.

Your work and your situation

Links to real work matter far more to us than a list of skills. Two are enough.

3 minutes
Years of professional experience

Paid work, not courses or practice projects.

Where you are right now
First link you'd like us to look at

A live site, a Figma file, a GitHub repo, even a LinkedIn post. If the work is under NDA, put any link and explain in the box below.

Second link(optional, but it helps)
What exactly was your part in it?Two or three lines is plenty — we want the edges of your responsibility, not a project description.0 / 60
When could you start?
Expected monthly salary

In dollars. Your number won't rule you out — we use it to match bands.

Internet and hardware
Can you make the daily team meeting, 12:00–1:00 PM Mecca time (GMT+3)?

A "no" isn't an automatic rejection — we'll look at whether another arrangement works, and tell you straight if it doesn't.

How you think

This is the section we read first, and we read all of it. Do it well and your CV becomes a detail.

7 minutes
Scenario question — the main one

Four hours to launch, and three problems surface at once

This actually happened to us last March. Read it slowly, and answer as you'd genuinely act if the call were yours.

A client in Riyadh. Launch is agreed for 10 AM tomorrow and already announced on their social accounts. Doing the final pass, you find three things at the same time:

  1. The Services page takes 6 seconds to load on mobile because of the client's oversized images. It's supposed to be under three.
  2. The contact form receives and stores messages, but the email notification never reaches the client at all.
  3. An hour ago the client messaged asking for "a small addition" — a new section on the homepage, which isn't in the contract.

Your project manager is travelling and won't reply until tomorrow morning. The call is yours right now.

Write two things: (a) what you'd do in those four hours, in what order, and why? (b) the message you'd send the client right now, word for word.

Your answer130 clear words beat 400 repetitive ones.0 / 250
A quick task for your roleThree short points. We're not after an essay.0 / 120

For the coordination role: three projects are due the same week, and one developer is on both of the heaviest. Write the first three things you'd do on Sunday morning, in order, with one line each on why.This question changes with the role you picked in section 1.

Which is closest to how you work?

There genuinely is no right answer here — our team contains all three. What matters is the line underneath.

Why that one?

We read this line more closely than the choice above it.

Tell us about a work decision that turned out wrong, and what changed for you after40 to 80 words. "None" is an acceptable answer if it's true, but explain why.0 / 80

What we're actually measuring

  • Order: what you put first and why — not how many things you got done
  • Boundaries: how you handled the out-of-contract ask without damaging the relationship
  • Clarity: whether your message lands without the client needing to ask a follow-up
  • Honesty: whether you said plainly what won't make it, or left it for tomorrow

What we're not

  • Spelling and grammar — write the way you normally write
  • Technical vocabulary — plain explanations score better here
  • Length — 130 clear words beat 400 repetitive ones
  • "The right answer" — there isn't one, and several orders are defensible

Attachments and submission

Nearly done. Everything here is optional except the declaration.

2 minutes
CV(optional)
LinkedIn profile(optional)
How did you hear about us?(optional)
Anything you'd like to say that had no box(optional)

Ready to send?

Give section 3 one last read — that's what gets read first. Once you send, your application is recorded straight away, and your answer reaches your inbox within five working days.

Back to the role

By submitting you agree to Taqweed's privacy policy. We don't sell your data, we don't share it with third parties, and we don't send marketing email to applicants.

Taqweed is a full-service digital agency offering: UX/UI design, brand identity, web and e-commerce development (WordPress, WooCommerce, Salla, Zid), custom web and mobile app development, and post-launch technical support — all tailored for the Gulf market.

Cost depends on project type and scope: a simple landing site, a corporate website, or an e-commerce store / custom platform. Send us your project details and we'll respond within 48 hours with a detailed quote and clear delivery timeline. The first consultation is free.

Landing site: 2-4 weeks. E-commerce store: 4-8 weeks. Custom web or mobile app: 8-16 weeks depending on complexity. Our 7-stage Taqweed Way process gives you a clear schedule from day one with milestones at every stage.

Yes. We partner with companies across the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, and Egypt. All communication happens online via Zoom and Google Meet, with delivery through Figma and GitHub. We provide tax-compliant invoices for clients in every country we serve.

Yes. Our stores fully integrate with Gulf payment gateways: Mada, STC Pay, Tabby, Tamara, Apple Pay, and HyperPay. We deliver e-invoicing compliant with Saudi ZATCA regulations and meet the e-invoicing requirements of other GCC countries.

WordPress fits corporate sites, blogs, and small-to-medium e-commerce — faster to ship and lower in cost. Custom development fits large platforms, complex applications, and systems requiring high performance and scalability. We pick the right approach after studying your specific needs.

We start with an interactive Smart Brief at https://brief.taqweed.com — it takes only 15-30 minutes. The system asks the 12-15 most important questions about your project in a smart sequence, auto-saves your answers, and outputs a clear requirements document ready for both technical and creative teams. The result: faster kickoff and a unified vision with no repeat meetings.

Yes. Every client gets a live project dashboard showing every task, its status (Done, In Progress, In Review, Not Started), the team responsible, and the expected deadline. Auto-notifications keep you updated on every key change. Full transparency is core to how we work — no surprises, no hidden delays.

Yes. We offer monthly support packages covering security updates, automated backups, performance monitoring, bug fixes, and content updates. We also include a free 30-day post-launch warranty to fix any code-level issues at no extra cost.

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