Gennie R. worked for a Turkish family in Dubai for two years, where she was responsible for taking care of a 5-year-old child and performing general household chores. She left the position when the family relocated to their home country.

She then worked for a Syrian family in Dubai for one year, where her duties included caring for the family's dogs and maintaining the cleanliness and organization of the home. She left the position when the employer also relocated to their home country. She later worked as a live-out housemaid and nanny for a Bangladeshi family in Dubai for one year. Her responsibilities included cleaning the house, taking care of a 5-year-old child, and managing school pick-up and drop-off. She left the position because the family required a live-in nanny. She also worked for a Moroccan family in Dubai for two years, where she handled household cleaning and assisted in caring for seven children alongside three other nannies. She left the position due to the lack of a salary increase. Gennie then worked for an Indian family in Dubai for two years, where she cared for twin boys and girls while sharing household responsibilities with another maid. She completed her contract and left the position afterward. She also worked for a Pakistani family in Sharjah for two years, focusing on the care of twin newborn boys and supporting their growth and daily needs until they became toddlers. She left the position for personal reasons. Most recently, Gennie worked for a local family in Abu Dhabi for three years, where she was responsible for providing dedicated care to a 64-year-old elderly patient with Alzheimer's disease and diabetes. She assisted with daily routines, personal care, and ensuring the patient's comfort and well-being. She left the position after successfully completing her contract.