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I think you're exaggerating a bit. The US has some drawbacks (like healthcare and a tendency to social conflict) but americans seem to be welcoming people and i
by iagovar 6y ago
I think you're exaggerating a bit. The US has some drawbacks (like healthcare and a tendency to social conflict) but americans seem to be welcoming people and if you're in a high paid field, definitely the US offers way higher salaries.
If I was offered a good contract I won't lie, I would think about it, but it's still pretty attractive compared to anywhere else.
I don't see any reason to "not move no matter what". It's definitely in the top list of desirability. I'm pretty sure that I would have an easier time making friends and a life for myself in the US than in Germany or most northern-european countries, and if you're qualified enough you'll make decent money.
Now imagine you're a top IT guy in some poor country. Do you really think that it would be that difficult decision? It's easy to say "meh" when you live in Europe.
- ithkuil 6y agoThe pros and cons vary significantly based in the nationality and skin color of the applicant.
- gambiting 6y ago>>It's easy to say "meh" when you live in Europe. Well yes, obviously this was spoken from a perspective of a European so moving to US is not exactly appealing. But if you're from somewhere else then I can see how US would be at or near the top of your list.