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Good question. I don't personally know any, so here's pure conjecture, and please read it as such. I'm totally open for feedback! (I'm internally sort-of answe
by ThePadawan 6y ago
Good question. I don't personally know any, so here's pure conjecture, and please read it as such. I'm totally open for feedback!
(I'm internally sort-of answering "Why wouldn't you move to Germany?" since that is where I was born)
* English is easy. It's probably already required to become an engineer. So you move to an English-speaking country.
* Everything is cheap. Labor is cheap, bureaucracy is low. If you dream about starting your own company/idea/dream some time, the US seems like the place to do it.
* The people have a reputation of being easy-going (if superficial) and the country is already culturally mixed. You're not going to stand out.
* It is culturally dominating. Name any piece of popular media that was made in the last 50 years and chances are 95% that it's American. That's not a good reason, but I would say it's a strong biasing factor.