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Welcome to Success Factor! We’re excited to partner with you on your journey toward career advancement.

This Privacy Notice outlines the personal information we gather from you, the methods by which we collect, utilize, and process your information, and how we ensure compliance with our legal obligations to protect your privacy. Your data privacy is paramount to us, and we are dedicated to upholding your privacy rights. Although this document is detailed, we encourage you to read through this Privacy Notice attentively.

Below, you’ll find an index to help you navigate directly to the sections of most interest to you.

Firstly, let’s clarify some terminology used in this Privacy Notice for Success Factor.

In this document, you, the reader, are referred to as ‘the Candidate’ or ‘You’.

The terms ‘us’, ‘we’, or the ‘Company’ refer to Success Factor and its associated entities within the UAE. Our main office is located at 1303, Clover Bay Tower, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Success Factor is a premier provider of HR services, specializing in a variety of human resources activities including staffing, recruitment, career development, and more, embodying our commitment to supporting your career growth (‘our Activities’).

To facilitate our Activities, Success Factor utilizes its website, www.successfactor.ae, as a portal for candidates. This portal enables you to discover and apply for job opportunities advertised by our company and our affiliates that align with your interests, skills, and experience, in your preferred work locations.