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As somebody who's built a company in Europe, I don't know what you're talking about. I suspect you don't, either.
by vrganj 6mo ago
As somebody who's built a company in Europe, I don't know what you're talking about. I suspect you don't, either.
- _njyk 6mo agoWhat was the jurisdiction ? France is among the most difficult countries for entrepreneurs in the EU (maybe the Germany too, with their written paperwork and rigidity). In top of high taxes, there is a very adversarial administration and a philosophy of “I’ve told you, you should never have started this project”. In the baltics it is easy for example, but your experience can vary a lot depending on the country as the EU business environment is not uniform.
- retinaros 6mo agohttps://youtu.be/I20fcnkzj5A?is=uZAXyTjTioNdUhNV https://youtu.be/I20fcnkzj5A?is=uZAXyTjTioNdUhNV
- menaerus 6mo agoEverything that the parent comment said I tend to agree, and I lived in Europe for a long time. One thing he left out, and which is also very important, is a high level of corruption. Your success is defined by a function who you know and not what you can actually do - EU funds being a prime example but even without them every day work is the same.