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by betocmn 7y ago
Clicking directly in the countries is a great idea. I will play with it, thank you!
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by betocmn 7y ago
Thank you for the feedback. In Australia and some other countries, your experience will be enough. In Australia, specifically [0], for most tech occupations, 8+ years of experience can replace a formal degree. [0] https://www.acs
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by betocmn 7y ago
Thanks so much, that's really helpful. I think it's just a communication issue, as other users suggested, I need to explain it better up-front. I'm using Substack [0] which is funded by YC and a16z, what do you think? [0]: h
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by betocmn 7y ago
Great point. I'm currently giving it the same weight as other bilateral agreements (e.g. Chile and Australia) but it should be a different category. Thank you!
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by betocmn 7y ago
Creator here. Thanks so much for this. I agree this is not very clear right now. If you scroll down you will see a mention and button to my immigration newsletter, that's supposed to show up as the 2nd step. Thanks again for the feedba
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by betocmn 7y ago
Thanks so much! Spot on, after I add support to more destination countries, it will be interesting to provide personalised suggestions. As for the e-mail address, down the page, we talk about the substack newsletter [0], but I need to do a
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by betocmn 7y ago
Creator here. Thanks for giving it a go. Some countries use a points-based immigration system [0], which makes it easier to do the basic calculation. For the others, I have to create an internal set of rules based on skill shortages and the
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Show HN: Calculate your chances of getting a work visa to live in top countries(duoflag.com)
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by betocmn 7y ago
Good Pair Days | Front-end of Full-Stack Engineers | Remote | Full-time We get it. You’re in high demand. You’re a talented coder with options galore. The money’s good and the work's pretty good. So life’s good. We understand. But we a
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Has Australia had a 28-year expansion? (Yes)(marginalrevolution.com)
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by betocmn 7y ago
Relevant [0]: "The life chances approach suggests that status is not entirely achieved, but is, to some extent, ascribed. Overall, in societies emphasizing ascription, opportunity is relatively low and status (in the sense of prestige
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Where you are born is more predictive of your future than any other factor(gatesfoundation.org)
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History of Immigration to the United States(en.wikipedia.org)
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by betocmn 7y ago
I've been tracking the Australian and Canadian systems for the last ~10 years, and it seems they keep learning from each other and making adjusts accordingly. Both countries use a points-based immigration system[0], so there's muc
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by betocmn 7y ago
Is there any country you think is doing a better job than the US in terms of skilled migration policy? edit: typo
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by betocmn 7y ago
It's a clear flywheel. Desire/Curiosity -> Risk-taking -> Delayed Gratification -> Self-Confidence -> "Give me more".
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In the 20th century, governments considered total abolition of passports (2016)(theconversation.com)
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by betocmn 7y ago
Same. For me, the only way to regain focus is to write the idea/worry down in a Trello board to be rechecked in a few days. It helps me not only getting back to the book but also giving time to let poor ideas die out organically.
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Lama Al Rajih's questions to ask people (“Skip the small talk”)(lamaalrajih.com)
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Remittances sent by foreign workers back to their home amount to $700B(axios.com)
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Paying people to stay out of jail(papers.ssrn.com)
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By having more kids you are increasing the demand for remedies to climate change(bloomberg.com)
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The evolution of the world economy over the next 400-600 years(journals.uchicago.edu)
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The Evolution of the Strongman(foreignpolicy.com)
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Navigating the Leap from Big Tech to Startups(firstround.com)
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Why Is Customer Service So Bad? Because It’s Profitable(hbr.org)
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by betocmn 8y ago
Hey guys, great to see OurWorldInData here, huge fan! I've been following Max and the project for years. One thing I would love to see is "Immigration" as a category and consequently more data about the movement of people.
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Why Tech Companies Hire So Many Economists(hbr.org)
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by betocmn 8y ago
Shipping containers - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malcom_McLean
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Research: When getting fired is good for your career(hbr.org)
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