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I am a software developer. Started my career as a Java developer, but later switched to Scala. I wish to write Scala articles which are easier for newbies to follow. I love to travel, prefer to be alone or in very small group. Love to watch movies/series.
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I am a software developer from India. I recently moved to Hamburg, Germany with my family for a new job. I received some questions regarding moving to Germany/Europe from friends, relatives and acquaintances. Many times I noticed that there are a lot of confusion and mis-understanding regarding the lifestyle in Europe in general, especially from an Indian pov. There is a general belief that US and Europe work and lifestyles are same, but it differs a lot.
So I thought to share my understanding of the life here in Germany. Most of the points might be applicable to the entire Europe, not just for Germany.
So, in my opinion, it is worth moving to Germany/Europe only if long-term plan is in mind. Otherwise it doesn't make sense for most people, especially for family with kids.