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They would be in the same situation, only earning much more money and be able to afford to fly back home every other weekend. There's such a shortage here in A
by bowlofpetunias 13y ago
They would be in the same situation, only earning much more money and be able to afford to fly back home every other weekend.
There's such a shortage here in Amsterdam that companies are hiring non-EU citizens (with all the visa crap that comes with it). There's lots of Southern European engineers here, but a lot more sitting back home whining about how bad things are.
This is why I don't feel awfully sorry for our young Southern friends. There's well-paid work a cheap two and a half hour flight away. No visas, no work permits and getting paid in familiar currency. Hell, the IRS will even throw in a 30% tax rebate for your troubles.
- ajuc 13y agoI don't know about Spain, but in Poland programming pays OK, and if you know anything you will find a job no problem. On the other hand you can earn 4 times more in other EU countries for the same job. In my city Java/C# developer with a few years experience earns around 1000 Euro after taxes.