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Category: Miscellaneous
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Our country is the second-largest population in the world. Everything from agriculture to industry, trade, and commerce, science, and technology is advancing now. The number of brilliant students is not less. But it is seen that on the one hand, such highly educated brilliants are going abroad, on the other hand, day laborers are also going abroad to earn. Is there really so much deployment in the country? Such a big country, where despite the benefits of jobs, business, agriculture, etc., what makes them move to a different country? Share your comments.
#747421
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It is not only India but many other countries where students are keenly desiring for going abroad for jobs. These are all either the poor countries or the developing ones. The charm of getting high salaries and having a house and car in a few years will attract anyone to these greener pastures. In our country we are struggling with our huge population and cannot provide jobs to so many people. When people are more and jobs are less then the salaries also go down. It is a difficult situation and in such a scenario if someone is desperately trying to go abroad then that is not a bad idea.
Knowledge is power.
#747424
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In Tamil there is a saying 'ikkaraikku akkarai pachchai' which means the other side seems to be better in some situations. Like this we all shifting or preferring to avail job in other countries and in some categories other states or places. Not only moving abroad but moving others states or other places in the same state is all just illusions as they believe they would get better job rather than in their own city. If they are from villages it is okey to have a second thought but from one city to city or state to state is just illusion and ignorance. After certain age only they will realize their selection is not a correct one, we cannot say this is wrong but we have to think what facility we lack in our city/state/country. Every thing is correct in our country as ours is overpopulated it seems to be abnormal where we can see the other countries more facilitated without considering that there the population is less and so the division is found more comfort than our country.
#747479
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A simple answer is a growth in career, which motivates youth to prefer abroad for jobs. It is not that there are no good career options in our country or other countries or we cannot get jobs here, but the growth that we get in some foreign companies is not available in every other country. These days there are many such companies abroad which are attracting youth through training or courses and many such reasons come to the fore again. I am not in favor to settle abroad but for growth and to get knowledge and experiences it is a good option.
#747482
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Unfortunately there has been passion among the youth to settle in abroad with studies and later a best job so that life becomes more enjoyable , settled and nothing more to ask. Those who gone abroad just for sight seeing were taken away with the developments there, the socializing, the freedom, feel like settling there even at the cost of lesser pay job on temporary basis as there are every chance to earn something or the other with the available skill. Probably for this reason those women who gone there as the maid servants, have started earning huge amount as baby sitters, doing tailoring jobs and even cooking to have the settled decent life. And in India there is no value for money nor the labor is paid right, and therefor the labor class are also flying away to other countries as driver and later to a better job as per qualification.
K Mohan
'Idhuvum Kadandhu Pogum "
Even this challenging situation would ease
#747485
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Brain drain is not something new and has always been a subject for discussion in developing nations whose talented pool is taken by the big world economy and developed nations through lure and enticement of money and good life. In my view, there are three important aspects to it Even though there are projects and now also avenues for new entrepreneurs but we are moving at quite a slow pace and all IITians, students from IIMs are going into countries with better opportunities and our talent is being utilised in the progress of countries like the USA, Canada and Australia.
1) Socialistic policies- More focus on representation from all communities rather than merit-based.
There are many places in India where merit is not given that much value but a representation of every community is given more value and socialistic policy which at times demotivate talented people to seek those merit-based opportunities outside the country. When they are rejected in Indian institutes they find these opportunities outside.
2) Huge packages-
Big amount of cheques and salaries. And other perks and privileges, office hours, medical facilities and educational facilities for children's of employees.
3) Red tape, Licensing systems, permits and lack of freedom
What India lacks is the freedom to explore even if it provides opportunity it does not at times the kind of environment that outside countries provide. Even if we have come out of the era of License-Raj but we can still see red-tapism in many sectors of our society and that is a bummer for youngsters.
"It is hardest thing in the world to be good thinker without being a good self examiner"
#747488
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There is no dearth of lucrative jobs in our country and definitely a genuine candidate can aspire for a higher post if he possesses expertise and sufficient experience in his chosen field. However, there is a limitation in terms of perks fo all sorts of jobs in India where as in the foreign countries, money is not the constraint for the really capable employees. Here stretching the time beyond the normal hours has been a regular feature affecting them psychologically. Hence switching their jobs from our country to USA, UK, Germany etc could be better option because of their recognition of talents over there. Hence we can observe that there is flight of talents of best engineers from IIT or management graduates from IIM for their better growth and recognition for their involvements.
Our industries need thorough screening of the best talents and encourage such youths to explore the best means of maximising the output. Apart from that, the employers should strengthen their confidence in the areas of their jobs with the appropriate training wherever applicable.
#747491
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There is a saying in Telugu that means the hills which are far ways are very smooth. In the same way, many people in India feel that the living conditions are very bright and they will try to go for a job abroad. In India, people are more. Merit may not be getting due importance in India. There are many other factors that are being considered for the selection of a candidate for a job. But in many other countries, merit will be given top importance. Today we are seeing many Indians settled abroad occupying very important positions in MNCs. Companies like Microsoft, Google, Twitter etc., are being led by Indian CEOs.
The chances abroad are more for merit candidates abroad. People are less and opportunities are more. Whereas in India it is the reverse. More people fewer opportunities. People are in demand in other countries. So they are shifting to those places where there is a demand for them.
drrao
always confident
#747523
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Pakistan Cricketer Waqar Younis wife who is a reputed doctor in England she failed intermediate exams in Pakistan. I think this sums up the things. Many of my colleagues who did graduation in UK in reputed universities came to India and working for less salaries in Software Companies.
Based on the situation, humans in the society should follow an abelian group (Closure, Associative, Identity, Inverse, and Commutative)-- Bhushan
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