Would you ever work abroad?

I came to a discussion with a friend who said everyone should try it once.
His sister did it in china. (worst advice that he probably gave her. She worked in china teaching English and it was probably horrible.)

I'm just thinking about it in the future in my 30's probably.

 

It's something that I've always wanted to do. If I ever got the chance to do it and it was somewhere that I've always wanted to go I would jump at it, no questions asked. Plus, who knows what you might learn or experience?

 

Next year: italy.


Join?

Then...oh, oh, oh....Japan?

I hear they have awesome hello kitty roses.

 

what happen to poland and all of those answers to questions that haven't been asked.


meeka brinzki makes me want to try poland out lol

 

that?
that's after i've drank french wine in France and eaten sashimi in Japan and walked in Avabury in Britian

 

I would, definitely. I'd love to.

 

a broad...oh come on dude....the 50's are over. they are called women.



OH OH. you are talking about working outside the country....my bad

 

Lulz...thats what I told him when he asked me on skype!

 

This.

 

study abroad? definitely

get to learn about different cultures and structures first-hand

work abroad? probably..just to see what other options are out there

living in america insulates you from everything else

 

arigato gfunk - san

 

I would like to go to Saudi that would be my choice i hear nursing is on the up & up over there...I think i would like... but the major adjustments would be their laws i like to look at women too much and i ain't risking:butthead::smt079 losing my head or getting my ass whopped trying peek at the women in hijab with pretty ass feet.

 

I worked and lived in England in my late 20's to my early 30's. best experience EVER and I would highly recommend that everyone at some point in their life gets out of their bubble and do the same

 

a Muslim coworker of mine seriously considered going over there to continue working in healthcare. that's why i promote traveling and just observing how other people live. i think many people would be surprised to find out that there are enough similarities wherever you go, to warrant extended stays.

 

With all bullshit aside i hear that is the place to go for good work and exprience..It would be very interesting

 

I DO work and study abroad... if you'd consider a Canadian going to school/working in the US as 'abroad' *laughs*

I'd love to drop everything sometime though, go to some completely new place and see what happens

 

I would work abroad in a heartbeat.

Husband #1 worked in Switzerland for 4 months and I got to visit him several times. We were able to take weekend trips to Paris and Bavaria. It was an amazing experience and I'd totally do that myself.

 

i know he said one of the facilities he was looking at was paying more, according to a friend he had

 

I would. In a New York minute.

 

I've been trying to work overseas for as long as I remember.

I'd go in a heartbeat if someone offered me a job. After I finish my PhD, it will be much easier.