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I think it would be okay to say yes. Because more exposure to global clients and markets wouldn’t hurt. And even if you return that would still carry value as you have experience built in the current country.
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Absolutely! That’s a great point. The global exposure would only add to your experience, and even coming back, you’d bring valuable insight from working in a different market.
More eager to say yes. I have no ties to where I'm living and would love to experience living abroad. Now more than ever, honestly.
Pro
That makes total sense. Living abroad can be such a meaningful experience, especially when you’re at a point where you’re open to something new.
I did it. I worked abroad for a couple of years and it was a lot of fun. But it was also quite a difficult transition and hard to be away from family. Now I have kids and I probably wouldn't be able to do it realistically. But it is an adventure!
Pro
That sounds amazing. It's such a great experience to have, even if it came with challenges. Definitely an adventure to look back on!
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Those opportunities are few and far between. I'd think about it!
Pro
True. Chances like that don’t come around often. I've seen this kind of opportunities in big companies with a strong international presence.
Pro
Have you ever lived abroad before? It's not for everyone. If you are sure you'd enjoy it then I say go for it. If not, better to stay stateside.