I m married with two sons of 19 yr and 13 yr old, wife is Graduate and house wife. I m ambitious person and would like to work where Honesty and Hard work will have conideration. I m with this co. since 20 yrs. So, where ever I will join, I will try maximum discharge my Duties with my best caliber. I will prefer to migrate with my family, mostly U.S.A.,Canada,Australia,U.K.,New Zealand,Switzerland,Italy.
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Just post your profile on global career sites like g2bay.
321245
Because of high unemployment, you may have to be a citizen. If you get a job in another country that has a branch there......
379270
Your not a worlkholic, but a great parent. Becouse you work and earn money for the betterment of your family. Enjoy a social life after age 55 or 60.
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If you cannot see yourself achieving thiese goals, then why stress yourself out to do so? Life has no timelines. No rush to do things before a certain point. Why not plan a few years in advance? Try graduating first. Now, as far as buying a home, thats not a bad idea, my boyfriend and I are still in college and bought a duplex (home as well as investment). Get married after graduating is not a bad idea, depending on how old you are, it might be better to wait. I would wait until working for at least a year or so for the baby so you can have sick leave and vacation built up,  as well as money saved hopefully. Why rush? Why not make it a happy experience? I want a baby badly too, but why make myself miserable and poor by having it now?
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I think he should stay in Australia or take his family back to the United States with him.  Living in separate countries is not a good idea.  Money isn't everything.  As a matter of fact, money is nothing compared to a happy, healthy family.
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I'm only 26 so unfortunately i have a little way to go but i can tell you i know hundreds of retired couples who live here(France)and they say it is the best place to retire because 1.it is a lot more cheaper than most other countries to live in (especially England). you have nice weather it is very quite and peace full 2 there is so much history so you can go to some very fascinating places and if you are from Ireland you wouldn't have to travel far to see your family 3.the prices for house in France is very cheap and most importantly the people are fantastic and if you cant speak french it doesn't matter because there are many french/English speaking people.....good luck with your search and may i add congratulations on your retirement!
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Good question.  I am English and I live in Australia, and have done since emigrating three years ago.  They are on about a similar system here in Australia, min requirements is to know what it means to live here, the values, cultures etc.  I think this is good, I have embraced the culture here and become a citizen, two years min and a joining fee.  In the UK, it would be too little too late I fear, the damage to UK has already been done, partly my reason for leaving.  I am not against different cultures, I am against those people that refuse to contribute to society and bludge off the government.   A lot of immigrants do work, so you must respect that fact.\nAs a minimum, I think you should be able to speak English. \n\nPS The Ozzies are sweating over the Ashes!!! COME ON ENGLAND!
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Dude, you have a choice you just don't want to take it.  What do you want?  \n\nIf you opt to let your gf decide your choices you will want to make sure there are jobs available, second see about finding a recruiter/headhunter and finding out about the market, third speak the language and know how to code as they do in Japan, fourth may consider moving there first to show you are serious about a career there.  Perhaps you can look into working as a public contractor on a US base there.  \n\nNo offense but your "skills" really don't mean a whole lot when you move outside of the country - shoot they don't even mean much in our country, it's about what you do hands on, your experience and your reputation as a developer.
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Yes, It happened to me 17 years ago, I left my country to move Here USA , it is nothing wrong to experience and expand your horizon, it is about LIFE, Now if you are moving because you are escaping from your problems, it is not a good idea, because you are going to carry them with you. what i try to say is ask your self what is your GOAL or GOALS, and then go for it...\nremember:\n "Your goals, minus your doubts, equal your reality."\nP.S.: you also have to work over there you know? He He.\nBest of Luck to you in your new adventure!!!
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Firstly, Canada is a pretty big place. And very different from coast to coast. So where do you want to go? Are you moving (considering to move)from the US? It would help to know that.  And well everything else matters too. So more info would be good cause it really depends on your situation. 20, 40, 80? Single? Children? well basically it goes like this:\n\nDramatically less violent crime (much less guns)\nNo death penalty (your kids aren't going to get hung for stealing some gum)\nEverything is as good quality or better than the US (education system, telecommunications, health care, movie industry etc etc EVERYTHING... the US is our biggest trading partner and we were, until last year, Americas biggest trading partner (now its china)\nThe environment is in far better shape (we have 1/10 the population so you will notice that the place is much greener and cleaner)\nWe don't start wars (so your kids wont get conscripted into some crazy mans army)\nWe are a conservative, tollerant, relaxed society\n\nbut that ain't for everyone...
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From where I'm from people have to come to the US to secure a better future for themselves.  This was the case for my mother.  She had me in Mexico and had a pretty good job and everything else she needed, but she knew she would never move up.  She wanted better so when she was about 22 or 23 she left everything behind except for me, a little bit of money,  and the clothes on her back and crossed into the United States illegally.  Now 20 years later.  We have a home thats paid for she started a restaurant after working hard for 10 years and she became a US citizen and learned english.  When we got here we barely had very little money and no place to stay at to begin with.  No family no nothing.  So if my mom managed so can you.  Especially since you dont have children.  If you want to do it it can be done.  Get your education first of all and dont worry about marrying too soon.
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Do a lot of research on the job markets and the social conditions in the countries you want to work in. Many countries (sad to say the US is one of them) have areas that do not welcome people form other parts of the world. You want to find a place that has a job waiting for you but that also has other places that you might be able to get a job if their is a problem with the first one. When you get the job you should keep your expenses down until you have enough put aside to carry you over if you have to go through a period of looking for a new job. I am sure that your work will be good but people can lose their jobs through no fault of their own. The company might downsize or go under or something like that. A city that has an existing population of people from your country would be good to look for that way you could get good information about the living conditions. I wish you good luck. I am sorry that I had to say what I did about the US but it is true. However, you can move in next to me and have a friend. We are not all bad.
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can i suggest you develop a need for education and choose another country to live in for a while. as for being that shouldn't be a problem, even back in the days of lawrence there were male-male relationships
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If I am understanding this question correctly, I believe that after I am married, I will still be able to reach for my edn by caring for my husband with the best of my ability, and when the time comes, my edn would be caring for our children and grandchildren.  Let me know if I am understanding this correctly!
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Think of relocating  as here in Canada there are more oppertunities than ever and if 'it's' possible to start 'your' own organization all the better...just need some investers....and that is the key...investers and a REAL PLAN......Since 'you' are at home have 'your' parents and such INVEST' in 'YOU'.....( after all that is where TRUST and such START....)...
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I think it is acceptable to ask if the right time presents itself. So set the conversation to where you can mention it, nonchalantly. Regardless though it is important for you to figure out is this a job you really want, are you tired of your old job? If so go for it anyways regardless of the salary. Your family will support you.
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i would try to leave but what about your family if you had one?if i had a family and they always depended on me for their needs i would continue to work until all my babies were old enough to get jobs and get married.if they were named something other than sweatshops would they become different?i think not.i dont think very highly of them.low pay and bad conditions for working.however most workers are unwed mothers or the husbands are gone or they are dead beat dads. i hope one day that the whole world will be at peace with each other and no one has to need for anything.