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Has anyone worked outside of the US?

If so how was it and who was your employer, what was your job?

lots of americans are seeking employment abroad these days especially to the developing world. there are lots of incentives and the living standards are very low compared to developed nations so there is a great chance of saving almost upto three fourths of your salary. if you are considering going abroad for employment, i advice you ask advice on your terms of employment from your legal adviser. its better to go for an offer that give good benefits in terms of security, holiday trips back home, accomodation medical and insuarance etc.
there are lots of new things and situations that you would meet once you land in a new country so its better you check country specific travel info, cultural and traditional habits, you know, so that you understand the people better. you should also be liberal at mind to accept the cultural and lifestyle differences. but dont worry, u will survive.

Yea, I was (am) a professional juggler, and I worked in Wales and England, and it sucked, and they ripped me off at the end.

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