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If you don't mind me asking, where do you have citizenship? What is your degree? I don't mean to sound unsympathetic, but I'm gonna throw out a bunch of questi
by pitaj 10y ago
If you don't mind me asking, where do you have citizenship? What is your degree?
I don't mean to sound unsympathetic, but I'm gonna throw out a bunch of questions because I want to know more details about your story.
How old are you? Did you ask your parents and other family for assistance? Were they unwilling or unable to help you? Why did you go for a terrible job in India (if you're Indian, ignore this question)?
- peterburkimsher 10y agoCitizenship by descent, from the UK. Parents who live in France, but work in Switzerland. I would have to pay rent to live at home. They refused to pay for anything now I'm over 18. The article is saying that society ignores merit, and I agree, because it's much more about rich families supporting their children who inherit wealth. Earning wealth seems impossible. I'm now 27. I was 21 when I graduated (accelerated Masters in 4 years straight from high school). I was 23 when I tried to start the PhD program. I went for a terrible job in India because there was nobody else who would hire me. I sent hundreds of applications, mostly to Taiwan because I wanted to come here, but also other countries. Most companies just ignored me, or required me to fly somewhere at my own expense for an interview.