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>Have a master's degree in computer science
>Want to work in the western half of the earth for 1 year.
>Considering Canada or USA
>Want to work for 9 months, then go to 3 month long holidays through western states and possibly Brazil/Argentina/Uruguay/Cuba
>Then back to Europe
Should I go to USA or Canada? Are they both equally un-european, meaning my job won't be 9-5, but some huge 12 hours long shifts and crunch modes? Where can I get better money? Where it is easier to get into, considering I use French passport due to dual citizenship?
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>>72206374
Come here
Bring sister
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go usa canada is cucked
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>>72206374
Udowodnij, kolego.
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>>72209292
Że mam dyplom magistra? To takie nieosiągalne, że muszę to udowadniać?
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Come to USA
You can get good hours and you'll save more money then in canada for traveling
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>>72210279
Napisałeś computer science.
Właśnis się spaliłeś. Ale luz. Nie będę ci przeszkadzał. Powodzenia.
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We're full stay the fuck out
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>>72210279
chcialem by proofs
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If you have a French passport Canada will obviously be easier to get into. If you want to live in a """european""" city then montreal will likely be your best bet. Canadians are typically much more welcoming of foreigners so you'll probably fit in better here. It's also much easier to get in here as a skilled worker than the states.
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>>72206374
>seeking work in canada
>as an immigrant
good luck with that.
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>computer science
smrut konkret wykopie
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