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Ah, so Germany has the same % of latinos and AAs in their country? Thought so.
Like I said, there's a reason they're curtailing immigration.
Can't you read? Germany has the same % of foreign born residents as the USA, most of them MUSLIMS...the people some here fear more than Latinos and/or AA.
Now, how many illegal immigrants in our population? How many non-whites in this nation? Muslims make up a single digit percentage of the German population, and the government is already trying to keep them more pure and nip their immigration problem in the bud, else their socialist system fail.
Hyperbole with fat guys eating chocolate make summers laugh.
Now, how many illegal immigrants in our population? How many non-whites in this nation? Muslims make up a single digit percentage of the German population, and the government is already trying to keep them more pure and nip their immigration problem in the bud, else their socialist system fail.
Hyperbole with fat guys eating chocolate make summers laugh.
Still didn't answer the question. Germany has similar numbers of immigrants like the US. You said Germans think alike. What makes you think this?
I couldn't disagree more. Think and act alike? The German political spectrum spans considerably wider than the US one, left and right both.
As for "authority driven", in my experience a German worker will speak considerably freer to a senior manager than a US worker would. Hell, the German worker even has at least one representative on the board. By law. Modern Germany has been brought up with a sound skepticism to authority, with the mid-20th century as the ever-present warning. They acknowledge the dangers and they're not going down that path again.
I had considerably more authority to act on my own when I worked in Germany, where the US model seems to insist on having any number of middle managers signing off on everything.
I have also worked in north Europe and I agree. They tend to give individuals far more responsibilities and authority and pro-activity is encouraged, and they don't have an armies of middle managers like we do here in US rubber stamping everything.
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