According to Spiegel, in 2004 alone 150 000 Germans have left their country in order to find jobs abroad. These people are usually well educated and young and are looming for better ways to make a living. German doctors leave for England, IT experts for Australia and scientist for America. It’s not that those professionals feel they are pioneers and want to move, they just find better conditions for work elsewhere.
This tendency is growing. In 2005 four time as many Germans left their country for a new job, than did in 2000. Social reforms, not enough job offers and unequal pay makes them emigrate to better pastures.
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i dont necessarily agree that germany has poor working conditions. but this is my point of view of course. however, i do see a tendency of germans moving abroad. this starts already at a young age. in the last years more and more 16/17-year old students have gone abroad to stay with a host family for a certain amount of time. and also after high school, it becomes more and more popular to take a gap year and travel. im also part of that culture: at 22, ive already spend nearly 3 years abroad: one year when i was 16, almost another 2 years during my studies (and i do study in germany!). i can also imagine living abroad later: i do like my country, im proud of being a german, but im also fascinated by everything that is going on in the world. hello globalisation!
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