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You'd be surprised, but many Western European countries have a concept of being decent, sense of duty, etc. While the modus operandi in the U.S. seems to be "go
by john_moscow 5y ago
You'd be surprised, but many Western European countries have a concept of being decent, sense of duty, etc. While the modus operandi in the U.S. seems to be "go for it, as long as you can get away without getting jailed or sued".
On the other hand, the European culture pushes back quite heavily towards fitting in and against entrepreneurship, so neither of them is perfect.
- bitcharmer 5y ago> On the other hand, the European culture pushes back quite heavily towards fitting in and against entrepreneurship, so neither of them is perfect. I've lived in Europe (a few different countries) over 40 years. What your saying is simply not true.
- john_moscow 5y agoLived in Western Europe for a while. Most innovative small businesses I've seen involved fudging the numbers in some way to get government grants.
- kortilla 5y agoThen where are all of the innovative companies? Europe has a massive drain brain problem because it absolutely does not reward innovation in any business sense.