.... "you'll find that if you come from a country where unemployement is
low, the currency is strong and the standard of living is expensive, to
move country you would demand more money. If you come from a country
where unemployment is high, the currency is weak and living expenses
are relatively lower, then you would probably accept a job that pays
anything!
(Simple economics)"
am confused ...so why then would a first world citizen/pp holder or wannabe opt to come to a lesser (figuratively) world and demand so much more when most of the time they only have a hi-school diploma as their portfolio?
another nagging irony...also what is the difference between the secretarial experience of a first world pax (FWP)and an asian (for example)? in most cases, i have encountered the FWP or wannabe will have more chances even though she has only 2 years job experience vs the asian with 10 years.
.... "you'll find that if you come from a country where unemployement is
low, the currency is strong and the standard of living is expensive, to
move country you would demand more money. If you come from a country
where unemployment is high, the currency is weak and living expenses
are relatively lower, then you would probably accept a job that pays
anything!
(Simple economics)"
am confused ...so why then would a first world citizen/pp holder or wannabe opt to come to a lesser (figuratively) world and demand so much more when most of the time they only have a hi-school diploma as their portfolio?
another nagging irony...also what is the difference between the secretarial experience of a first world pax (FWP)and an asian (for example)? in most cases, i have encountered the FWP or wannabe will have more chances even though she has only 2 years job experience vs the asian with 10 years.
Simply Ironic!