- rzanella parentOddly enough, the same difference exists between Portugal's portuguese (original) and Brazil's (colony) :-)
- Just seeing the amount of IT workers from Brazil (me included) fleeing to Portugal...
It can't compete with the north in wages (especially the kinda-north countries which also have special tax regimes for immigrants), but it's much safer than the other CPLP countries, guess that's the strategy behind the new foreign law ?
I think that, for better or worse, we'll be an important factor in the portuguese demographical and budgetary future
- > You, the holder of rocks, get the increase in business value as "rock price appreciation" rather than dividends, but you still get it.
So BTC for you is at the same time an asset AND a currency ?
How does it work ? It goes to the moon forever, so a loaf of bread cost goes ever higher forever ?
- Not being pegged to a state-controlled currency means your devalued currency competes with stronger ones, at least on the fictitious transitional period, you're sure you want that ?
Assuming a stateless money, when/if someone then steals your crypto coin, which gov't backed law/judicial system are you gonna turn to ?
- I don't think it's a "Brazil" thing, I've been in Europe for a while now, I only mentioned where it was because maybe it's different between (Amazon) branches.
The current job I'm at was like 5-6h of interviews, it was hard to pass, but it didn't feel like the interviewers were trying to play "good cop, bad cop"
- I interviewed for Amazon Brazil once, it felt like I was being questioned by the police as if in a movie:
- 4 straight hours inside a room
- every hour the interviewer changed
- got asked the same questions over and over again
I was quite upset that I didn't pass... couple weeks later I was not, what a shitty experience it was.