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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The reason for that: it’s a country that has very little resources, a large population, not enough good jobs for everyone. US is different.[/quote] This is true, and a lot of the recent immigrants don't realize this. In Korea, your life is set if you go to one of the SKY univs and then get a job at one of the chaebols. Here in the US, we have so many paths to financial success. There are people in the US who either didn't go to college or went to a [b]T50 or below and can get jobs at a FAANG[/b]. That would be unheard of in Korea.[/quote] Increasingly difficult nowadays. [/quote] Yes the US job market, particularly at the top, is becoming increasingly competitive.[/quote] but it's still a whole lot better than in South Korea to work for the handful of chaebols.[/quote]
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