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Well I live here for 3 months at a time for work
Would you take a job offer in Africa?
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- Sep 17, 2008
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Heck yea. Depends what it is, though. If it's like a finance job, no brainer. Building up a resume ftw. Remember, you're always trying to distinguishyourself.
- Sep 30, 2008
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Early.
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yup
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With that type of thinking there'd be no immigrants in NYC.
- Oct 24, 2007
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I dont see why not...great chance to see the world differently..
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it would be an interesting experience
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not me.
antonlavey
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Too hot, I'm good. I need to visit tho, I was supposed to go last summer but school got int he way.
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I wouldn't mind Johannesburg for a year or two.
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this would sum up all of my families reaction if i told them I'm moving to Africa for work
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I'd take a job in Africa, definitely!
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No.
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for a reason?? the hells that even mean? aaaaaaaaanyways, for the people saying "depends where", dont b ignorant...if you guys (from U.S, etc) gotjob offers in Africa, clearly it wouldnt be in any civil war area, high crime area, etc. (Unless its for the U.N's peacekeeping dept)
People really sleep on Afirca and honestly its not really your faults, because media/everybody knows nothing about the continent but tribes and crime thatmakes headlines. Nobody is gonna do a report on how beuatiful Dar es Salaam is, or how rich many young africans who return back home after U.S college degreesare becoming with their wealth of knowledge.
I've always had the option to go back home if jobs arent working out for me here..and I would only when I'm satisfied with my effort in the states.
antonlavey
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Originally Posted by Derek916
this would sum up all of my families reaction if i told them I'm moving to Africa for work
warmachine
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hellzzzzzzz to the no, thats like a 3rd world continent
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you just compare Africa to NYC?
new wu
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No.
brandonroy3
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only in south africa, near johannesburg. perhaps egypt and morroco... i wouldn't go anywhere else though, too dangerous.
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absolutely
edit: i should say, within reason. obviously no one wants to be put in danger, but every country and continent has good and bad.
edit: i should say, within reason. obviously no one wants to be put in danger, but every country and continent has good and bad.
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Yes I would
amazingmrfox
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Originally Posted by WarMachine
hellzzzzzzz to the no, thats like a 3rd world continent
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]Anyway, I certainly would take a job offer in Africa if the right opportunity came along. I'mGhanaian so I wouldn't be out of my comfort zone if I was asked to live somewhere, familiar, in the continent. Of course, "somewhere" would haveto be safe, for instance, like my native country.[/color]
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Yeah but more so 18th/19th century America.
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Sure, why not?
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There were more jobs than people in America at the time, not so much the case in Africa.
