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My first notebook - "Going to work abroad - an exciting opportunity or scary one" Hi Everyone, This is my first notebook. It wasn't so easy but it was so excited. I want to ask you to correct me, because I think that when we make mistakes, we learn a lot from them. Thank you in advance. Recently I have thinking about the opportunity to go abroad - not only for higher salary but also for better life-standard. I had never thought about this seriously step in my life , but when I became a father since 2013 everything has changed and still changing. Lots of my friends have gone to work and live abroad. Some of them are happy and satisfied, some of them are frustrated and sad. One of my ex-colleagues, went to New York 2 years ago to study and work there. At the beginning he was surprised but stunned by the chaos of the city. After a while he changed his mind and told me that New York was the center of the world. He started to work as a recruitment agent, and after a 3 months he has promoted to Senior Agent. As he shared with me about the life there, there are many advantages to go abroad, some of them are: 1. You can't bribe police with 20 BGN: 2. There are not employee aunties in Municipality with their bad mood 3. The Ambulances don't delay with 40 minutes, because they don't have fuel or they don't get their 450 BGN salary 4. Where the dreams come true if you are work hard 5. Where every neighbor says: "Good Morning" 6. Where when you ask someone "How are you", they don't answer to you just with "So-So" 7. Where in the pavements when you are happy and smile to everyone they don't judge you like a crazy man. 8. Where…. But on the other hand there are some Disadvantages: He lives few miles from his workplace and he have to traveling 2 hours everyday. He is far away from his family and best friends, he is foreigner, the city is too busy, the traffic is so awful and so on. But generally I think that going to work abroad could be a big opportunity but you have to be more flexible, to be willing to change, to speak English at all, otherwise you can be unhappy and your experience could be a scary one

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My first notebook - "Going to Working abroad - an exciting opportunity or a scary one"

Hi Everyone,

This is my first notebook. It wasn't so easy, but it was so exciting.

I want to ask you to correct me, because I think that when we make mistakes, we learn a lot from them.

Thank you in advance.



Recently, I have been thinking about the opportunity to go abroad - not only for higher salary, but also for a better life-standard of living. I had never thought about this seriously about this step in my life, but when I became a father since in 2013 everything had changed and is still changing.

Lots A lot / Many of my friends have gone to work and live abroad. Some of them are happy and satisfied, and some of them are frustrated and sad.

One of my ex-colleagues, went to New York 2 years ago to study and work there. At the beginning, he was surprised but stunned by the chaos of in the city. But after a while, he changed his mind and told me that New York was the center of the world. He started to work as a recruitment agent, and after a 3 months he had been promoted to Senior Agent. As he shared with me about the life there, there are many advantages in to going abroad, some of them are:
1. You can't bribe police with 20 BGN:
2. There are not employee aunties in Municipality with their bad mood (not so clear)
3. The Ambulances don't delay for with 40 minutes, because they don't have fuel or they don't get their 450 BGN salary
4. Where the dreams come true if you are work hard (abroad is not always a bed of roses, even with hard work)
5. Where every neighbor says: "Good Morning" (lols, not exactly true, jejej)
6. Where when you ask someone "How are you", they don't answer to you just with "So-So" (jeje, again, not exactly true - it's all about the culture of the place, as well as the urban vs rural factor)
7. Where in the pavements when you are happy and smile to everyone they don't judge you like a crazy man. (you really have some falacious statements here :p )
8. Where….

But on the other hand, there are some disadvantages:

He lives a few miles from his workplace and he has to traveling 2 hours everyday to get to work. Also, he is far away from his family and best friends, he is foreigner, the city is too busy, the traffic is so awful and so on.

But generally, I think that going to work abroad could be a big opportunity, but you have to be more flexible, to be open willing to change, to speak English at all (being able to speak English is dependent on the country to which you will go), otherwise you can be unhappy and your experience could be a scary one.

You make a lot of generalizations, but don't worry, when we speak again on sype i will give you some advices. By the way, good job! your English is constantly improving (y)

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My first note - "Going to work abroad - an exciting opportunity or a scary one"

Hi Everyone,

This is my first note. It wasn't easy but it was very exciting.

I want to ask you to correct me, because I think that when we make mistakes, we learn a lot from them.

Thank you in advance.



Recently I have been thinking about the opportunity to go abroad - not only for higher salary but also for a better standard of life. I had never thought seriously about this step in my life, but when I became a father in 2013 everything has changed and is still changing.

Lots of my friends have gone to work and live abroad. Some of them are happy and satisfied, some of them are frustrated and sad.

One of my ex-colleagues went to New York 2 years ago to study and work there. At the beginning he was surprised and stunned by the chaos of the city. After a while he changed his mind and told me that New York was the center of the world. He started to work as a recruitment agent, and after a 3 months he has promoted to Senior Agent. As he shared with me about the life there, there are many advantages to going abroad. Some of them are:
1. You can't bribe police with 20 BGN 
2. There are not employee aunties (?) in Municipality with their bad mood  
3. The Ambulances don't delay by 40 minutes, because they don't have fuel or they don't get their 450 BGN salary
4. Where the dreams come true if you work hard
5. Where every neighbor says: "Good Morning"
6. Where when you ask someone "How are you", they don't answer just with "So-So"
7. Where in the pavements when you are happy and smile to everyone they don't think you are crazy.
8. Where….

But on the other hand there are some Disadvantages:

He lives a few miles from his workplace and he has to travel 2 hours every day. He is far away from his family and best friends, he is a foreigner, the city is too busy, the traffic is awful, and so on.

But generally I think that going to work abroad could be a big opportunity. However, you have to be flexible, to be willing to change, to speak English, otherwise you could be unhappy and your experience could be a scary one

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You are absolutely right, but in our case this is just subject.
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It is a false dichotomy I think. Going abroad is "both" scary "and" exciting.

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