Indian techie in Ireland explains why many who move abroad never return
An Indian tech professional living in Ireland explains that the primary reason many Indians choose not to return home is the superior quality of life and work-life balance. He highlights the lack of pollution and the cultural respect for personal time as key factors that make Ireland an attractive place to live.
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It sheds light on the 'brain drain' phenomenon and the socio-economic factors driving migration trends among skilled Indian professionals.
An Indian techie living in Ireland has just answered what millions of people often wonder: why Indians who move abroad never come back. Sanket Salke, a SAP analyst based in Ireland, spoke about the true reason behind this growing trend. Interestingly, it has less to do with money or status. It’s much more primal; it’s about how a person actually gets to live. “Here, you get to know what the true meaning of quality of life is,” the man said in an Instagram video that is going viral.Why Indians who move abroad never returnSalke, who has been in Ireland for nearly two years, realised how his life has changed for the better. Better work–life balance. After work, he would cycle through the Irish countryside, where nature is pristine. There is hardly any air or noise pollution.
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