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I have lived and worked in England, Scotland, in the US, Switzerland and in Germany. USA: best opportunities for smart people to engage in big-impact work. Peo
by jll29 5y ago
I have lived and worked in England, Scotland, in the US, Switzerland and in Germany.
USA: best opportunities for smart people to engage in big-impact work. People are too crazy about work. Depending on the city, can also be unsafe.
Switzerland: extremely high financial compensation but also high cost of living despite low taxation. People love nature but many are too materialistic.
UK: Was the most interesting country to live in up to 2016, no sadly going isolationist.
Germany: good quality of life but a bit boring apart from a few hip cities like Berlin or Cologne.
Although the weather there sucks, living in Edinburgh, Scotland, has been fantastic experience, and it tops all other places. The only disadvantage is that due to Brexit (most Scots were and are against it) it is (now) outside of the EU.
The fact that all EU citizens have complete freedom of movement is priceless (to me).
- AJ1998 5y agoso where do you reside now?
- CodeGlitch 5y ago> UK: Was the most interesting country to live in up to 2016, no sadly going isolationist. In what way? Can you point at a thing that would mean we are more "isolationist"? If you are referring to Brexit: it means we will have to interact on a more global scale whether we like it or not (e.g. negotiating trade deals, etc). That sounds less isolationist does it not?