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This. Especially if you're a citizen of a country other than the US and hope to have the career mobility to work in one of the American hotbeds. It will severel
by stormbrew 14y ago
This. Especially if you're a citizen of a country other than the US and hope to have the career mobility to work in one of the American hotbeds. It will severely limit your career for a very long time if you don't, especially if your work history is difficult to prove.
- contingencies 14y agoUtter rubbish, in my experience: I've done it with no degree, and ~7 years out of the western workforce. The US was OK but I much prefer Asia and Europe (for quality of life, languages, art, history and conversation).