Pretty much, but we have a lot more savings than spaniards.
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I wasn't particularly very impressed with germany either. Only ones that pay well seem to be Switzerland, UK but nothing is close to the US.
As Corleone said, you need to focus on the banks, thatโs were the dimes are
Yeah. Ive heard private equity and banking is huge in these countries
Yes, every zoomer is trying that route apprently
Not familiar with Italy, however, i talked to my uncle about IT job opportunities in Switzerland and it seems that the salary is good there.
Maybe moving out of the UK isn't such a great idea.
Moving to the US is a good idea but because of Mr Trump you can't stay there for long
Never knew that south and north are so culturally distinct. Do you know why is that?
what are the taxes like for us citizens?
south used to be arab and north used to be nazi lol
Would be fun at least
I was expecting the opposite from Spain
Eheh thatโs a long story we call the โquestione meridionaleโ, similar to the african theme.
Spainish people are mostly NEETs from what I've seen. Nobody is interested in working a job and just own buisness or live off government money or ancestral wealth. Most of Europe except UK, Germany and Switzerland is like this.
the discrepance arises from a lot earlier than that (referring to the nazi stuff ofc)
spanish people always brag about living life by the creed of working to live rather than living to work
Iโve been to Spain a couple of times and I can confirm. People there feel lazy in a way. I havenโt really visited the entirety of Spain so I canโt say that all people there are like that but everyone there is kinda of lazy and depressed
@Saint Casanova my boss also has the exact same opinion about meds in general. He considers them to be lazy freeloaders.
Work 10 hrs a week and then just walk around, go to cafes and drink wine. Not sure how must sustain that.
The more I look into these countries the more I curse trump for his policies
@Corleone
banking too
its true. a lot of people "work" in hospitality for 20-30h/week and just enjoy their life in the rest of the time. we call it "dolce vita" which translates to "the good/sweet life"
I guess my boss was rightits true
You're talking about great civilizations that have lived good lives for two millennia.
Itโs good to enjoy life but too much comfort is not good for the country. Hard work, being ambitious and chasing opportunities is what makes nations great. Thereโs a reason the U.S. leads the world in everything and meds are falling behind in influence and power
Thats also what I was thinking but I thought it was too far fetched
Idk, never been but based on others experiences it seems like there shouldnโt be any problems finding a job there although the market can be quite competitive. At least it isnโt the US or UK most importantly Canada where you might fuck yourself up.
