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>Talent is still localised. The European mobility is still low and employment laws are still strict on non-EU citizens This may be an acceptable argument for A
by gtpasqual 11y ago
>Talent is still localised. The European mobility is still low and employment laws are still strict on non-EU citizens
This may be an acceptable argument for America, but makes no sense for Europe.
I've seen great migration from high-unemployment EU places( Spain, Portugal and Italy) to UK, Germany and Switzerland.
Finding talent in EU is much easier (and cheaper) than in the U.S.
- tianlins 11y agoI guess the point is flow of talent from outside Europe. For example, there are significantly more good engineers from Indian, Europe and East Asia moving to Silicon Valley.