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No. Opposite here. It has gone bad because of greedyness. Only fever people have a job because they kick people out and therefore those fewer workers has to do several peoples jobs.
Living costs should be limited in some percentage of win so costs could not climb too up. Therefore salaries could be smaller because people could afford food and apartment and live and more people could have a job. Therefore working hours would be human and people healthier.
Because now when tired workers hate their jobs which they liked before and are getting health problems and quality of job is in ridiculous level this way leads to hell... Greedyness to make bigger win percentage leads to hell... Covernment and world should forget competing in financy rates and focus to heal their countries.
You cannot think Europe as one country, there is many countries with different problems and situations.
so I think it really doesn't matter how long they are going to stand, talk, smoke and eat in their work, they are for sure not dying to "work their socks off" in France, I would say that only a very few people in so called Western Europe know what does it mean actually work and present their outcomes/achievements.
And that's also a reason why many companies leaving to the US or China because the working culture in these countries still requires employee to actually work.
yeah, last time someone worked in France was in the 1960s. What a bunch of losers, really.
No, I actually go to lessons and work part-time (when possible). The work situation is such a mess here that I thought it was the right time to do something I liked. Then I'll see !
No, I actually go to lessons and work part-time (when possible). The work situation is such a mess here that I thought it was the right time to do something I liked. Then I'll see !
I'm not used to having room anymore. Here everywhere I go there will be someone asking me directions of sitting next to me in the bus (especially because people here take more space) or giving a phone call so loudly that I know everything about their private life even 50 m away. But as a Southern European (hello Saxonwold) I should find it normal.
I would feel scared to have the nearest neighbor 2km away.
Well, for a graduated GIS professional who speaks French and Italian, there might eventually be work for you here.
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Originally Posted by J.Thomas
What is this room you speak of??
My country.
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