Brain drain risks after joining the European Union?

Roger Fowler said:Christian Indians are actually great to work with, whereas Hindus? Well, by our standards, they can be a nightmare, though perhaps they don't see it that way since not everyone views the caste system through the same lens.

By their own standards, they’re probably fine, I suppose. Because, you know, it's totally okay for them to tell you they understand everything and will get it done, only to go right back to Googling it all later.

What exactly is everyone’s problem with "brain drain"?

It lowers unemployment and raises the standard of living—simple as that.

I’m actually sitting here enjoying an incredible bottle of New Zealand wine right now. A total winner. If that Smith guy had stayed behind to fish in the Atlantic, he’d be penniless, and we’d be stuck with one less world-class wine to enjoy. 😁

When a chunk of the workforce decides to pack up and leave, you’re left with two groups: the elite few who actually know their stuff, and the massive majority of underperformers who are now getting paid top dollar for mediocre work...
It’s basically a lose-lose situation for everyone involved. Finding a truly skilled pro is like finding a needle in a haystack, yet these low-tier workers end up causing way more headaches than they’re worth, leaving you to foot the bill for all the mistakes they make.

At the end of the day, this whole brain drain hasn't exactly been a win for us...