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Well, your assumption is wrong. There is actually such a high degree of unemployment that affects professionals like: biologists, doctors, architects and even e
by alvatar 15y ago
Well, your assumption is wrong. There is actually such a high degree of unemployment that affects professionals like: biologists, doctors, architects and even engineers. I do have friends in that situation. I'm living in Madrid, just 10 minutes away from where everything is happening.
- tluyben2 15y agoBut if they are good at what they do, they really cannot find the creativity to fix their situation? Like move to another city where there is work? Start your own company (there is subsidizing for that, at least in Andalusia)? Do your own marketing better? Why are people sitting in Madrid '10 minutes away from where everything is happening' and then just wait until 'something' happens??
- uriel 15y ago> architects and even engineers How is this surprising after one of the greatest housing bubbles in history burst?
- unsigner 15y agoI live in Bulgaria, and we have many people in the construction business - starting from architects all the way to hard-hat workers - out of job - but I attribute it to the construction boom that pulled way too many people towards that area; we don't actually need all that concrete crap built. But doctors? This is surprising. The "common wisdom" around here is that the EU needs all the doctors it can get, as virtually all the medical graduates emigrate quickly.