Anyone ever worked in the high-tech community in Mexico City?
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Mexico is not close to Costa Rica .... and Mexico City government uses(ed) Linux servers. Most desktops are pirated XP
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It is true that India is taking over more of the tech support jobs from call centers in the United States but doing a great job? I don't think so. The main problem is language. I had a problem with my DSL recently and the tech center was in India or Pakistan. I could barely understand the woman and had to ask her to repeat what she had said several times. I was on the phone with her for almost an hour. I can understand the people wanting to work in these call centers but they really need to learn english much better before they are hired.
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one of my best friends is working in a big reputable programming firm in cairo, Nasr city, i remember once that he asked me for certain people working in programming for vacant jobs, that was a while ago, i really dont know what is the situation right now.\nok, i ll tell you what to do, e-mail me with your cv and i will forward it to him. my e-mail is linked above.
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bay area/silicon valley california
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yes..i've read and heard from many sources who beleive there's a D.U.M.B (deep underground military base) in Dulce, which houses many aliens, who are working together with factions of the government. These underground bases are supposedly all over the us and inter-connected by super-high speed magnetic trains
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Maybe starting your own business in albuquerque would work out but the job scene is pretty slim pickens right now.  especially for many fields.  I have been here for over a year and have had a real hard time finding a good job, as well so have a few people that i know.  Hope this helps.
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Mexico has important events?  I didn't know that.  Wonder what they would be....oh, yeah, maybe the day they learned they could wire money from the US back to Mexico after working illegally in our country.  It's their biggest economic commodity ya know.
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As for Mexico I can say that Double Citizenship, it's allowed here, and certainly you can easily process your FM-3 form to work legally in Mexico. Please investigate at Secretaría de Gobernación (http://www.segob.gob.mx) the required documentation to do it.\n\nCeirtanly in US is quite more complicated (as far as I know) since Inmigration Agencies investigates "Convenience Marriages" for aliens to obtain legal citizenship.\n\nIt may worth the shot to investigate in both sides of the border (specially with a lawyer the pros and cons to do either way.
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It will rather hard to survive. In fact after hearing npr.org There are less engineers in US compared to India and china. Mexico provides lots of labour but lacks in technical. \n US can surive only if they can get all the best engineers from India and over other parts of the world create some innovative products and sell the technology at an extra ordinary price
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Can't think of any ethical challanges, but legal ones certainly. You will need all kinds of permits, you will need a Mexican business lawyer and plenty of pesos.
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there are quite a number of communites in Mexico where people from the United States and Canada have retired. Among the more popular places are the following:\nLake Chapala near Guadalajara, San Migual de Allende, and Puerto Vallarta.\n\nThese three locations each have large populations of English speakers. However, be aware that it is likely that the current mayor of Mexico City is likely to be elected the next president of Mexico. He is considered to be very left leaning. Also be aware that in the past Mexico has frozen bank deposits and devalued drastically the peso.
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I also met my husband over the internet. I am Mexican and he is from India. We have been married for 2 years now and we are currently living in Mexico.
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Yes, if the town (or towns) you are visiting has an internet provider. Computers are very popular in Mexico. However, they are still very expensive, so most people do not own home computers. Instead, people use internet cafes to conduct their computer and internet business. We live in a university town. I have counted at least 30 internet cafes in town. Here, they cost from 8 to 15 pesos an hour.
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You can get a permit that lets you stay as long as 6mnths but there might be a special program for like exchange students. but to just live there it is really cheap The average person who lives there makes aboot 100 pesos a day. Which with our exchange rate right now they earn about $10 a day.  That why they all want to work over here
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The potential for that field is anywhere in the US. It just depends on what's available at the time and whether his qualifications meet the needs of the company. If you like the Southwest, does his languages include Spanish? Albuquerque and Santa Fe NM are nice.
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The professional orgainization of Realtors in Mexico is AMPI and I'm sure there is a website to locate those agents in the city that you desire. The main office is Mexico City.
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Good question. Many job opportunities exist in mexico, some of the same things they do here for a living. In the village where I stayed for three weeks, many people ran food and drink shops from their homes. Many were street vendors, almost all raised some animals and farmed their land. Some ran transportation and phone services. There was a mill to have your corn ground into flour that everyone seemed to use. My ex husbands family supplied milk to several villages. He even attended college for a while even though his family was one of the poorest in the village at the time. While better opportunities exist in the US to make more money, I saw no desperate people there. They have the perception that Americans are rich, and they come here for that dream. I just don't think its my place to fund that dream for them.