As an Australian I've seen a lot of friends move for jobs at major tech companies (Apple, Microsoft, etc.). While these companies have bases in Australia, if you want the high end tech jobs, you need to go to the US.
I've also seen people move for further education (Harvard or other well known universities) and take up jobs there afterwards to be with partners they met there or because their partner moved there with them and took a job that they didn't want to leave.
I myself am considering applying for one of the aforementioned tech jobs after I graduate and moving there myself.
I watched a documentary about some Chinese guy that immigrated here solely to owe firearms. He now runs a successful business based on Chinese tourist coming here to shoot his guns.
TheElusiveFox on July 27th, 2020 at 00:40 UTC »
Money... I get paid triple what I would back in Canada, and there is more opportunities for advancement too.
sam_matt on July 27th, 2020 at 03:31 UTC »
As an Australian I've seen a lot of friends move for jobs at major tech companies (Apple, Microsoft, etc.). While these companies have bases in Australia, if you want the high end tech jobs, you need to go to the US.
I've also seen people move for further education (Harvard or other well known universities) and take up jobs there afterwards to be with partners they met there or because their partner moved there with them and took a job that they didn't want to leave.
I myself am considering applying for one of the aforementioned tech jobs after I graduate and moving there myself.
Jw0341 on July 27th, 2020 at 04:06 UTC »
I watched a documentary about some Chinese guy that immigrated here solely to owe firearms. He now runs a successful business based on Chinese tourist coming here to shoot his guns.