The new exodus: 700,000 young people have left home looking for work abroad

es el tipo de noticias que no verán en los "medios de información" (subvencionados por el "Ministerio de la Verdad") de hispanistán.. en los que hay fútbol, "pequeño Nicolás", separatistas, y poca cosa más..

nuevo éxodo.. en hispanistán.. entre 2008 y 2012 unos 700.000 jóvenes se han largado de un país en la miseria que les negaba toda posibilidad de futuro..

y aún con todos los que se han largado, el país queda, después de 3 años de Rajoy, con 91.654 parados más.. y una deuda pública (en el enlace hay el gráfico) escandalosa y por la que se deberían pedir responsabilidades..


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The new exodus: 700,000 young people have left home looking for work abroad


Between 2008 and 2012 an estimated 700,000 Spaniards have left home in search of greener pastures, choosing to go to places like Colombia, Peru, and Chile.

Unencumbered by a language barrier and without much culture shock, they’re finding that they’re able to rise up the career ladder much more quickly than they could back home.

The shortage of skilled labor and advanced training in these countries means that foreigners are able to obtain higher paying jobs than they could back home.

Some recent college grads find themselves occupying senior level positions after just a few years because there is no one else around qualified for the job.

Even folks who are not with a large corporation or hold an advanced technical degree still have valuable skills.

Just by virtue of being a consumer in the West, for example, you know much more about proper customer service than people in countries that aren’t constantly exposed to such high standards.

I see the same situation in dozens of countries all over the world as I travel. There are many places where local talent and skills simply aren’t catching up fast enough with economic growth.

They are hungry for skilled labor and the entrepreneurially-minded.

This bespeaks a greater trend of our times: some of the best opportunities are abroad. And in uncertain times, you have to carve an independent path to achieve success.

I was always told growing up that if I studied hard and worked my way up the corporate food chain that I’d become successful. Did they tell you that lie too?

That entire premise is fundamentally broken.

But the good news is that it’s never been easier to venture abroad in search of some of the most enticing opportunities out there.

And the transition is not nearly as treacherous as it might seem.

Our ancestors spent months on a boat with a good chance of never coming back. Today we can hop on an airplane and wake up on the other side of the planet.

We can communicate with friends and family with a mouse click. And we can even meet people and conduct research before we arrive.

All the tools and technology exist to make the transition abroad extremely smooth.

It just takes independence of mind to break out of the current mold and embrace the tremendous opportunity you can find overseas.