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> When you're programmer and you're 25 it is. Even with a family. Just out of curiosity, which country are you originally from, and where have you moved to? Be
by 5e92cb50239222b 5y ago
> When you're programmer and you're 25 it is. Even with a family.
Just out of curiosity, which country are you originally from, and where have you moved to? Because I too live in a third world country, and it's not easy to do at all. The rich "West" has put huge barriers on immigration (which is their right and I respect that), and only the very best (or rich) can move there though education or work visas. The mediocre one among us (like me) have no chance at all.
I can always move to another poor shithole, of course… that's easy, but pointless.
- aristofun 5y agoCheck Canada, although there're plenty job relocation opportunities for good programmers in many european countries, afaik.
- antisol 5y agoYou didn't answer the question. Maybe you forgot. I'm curious about this too, so I'll just paste the question here again for you: which country are you originally from, and where have you moved to?
- muzani 5y agoI echo this. I have really good stats but most richer countries are hostile to immigrants. Even if you get past that barrier, many are hostile to Muslims, Muslim lifestyles, or middle eastern people. I respect people who emigrate. Much of the time you risk being in a worse position, which is why it's usually the hardcore poor who emigrate. A lot of working visas also don't allow the spouse to work or don't allow part time jobs. Many employers expect you to "do the calculations", which is basically they'll pay whatever they do, and you figure out how to live with it.