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Totally wrong. People earning more pay more tax than people earning less so that the former will never get benifits from the latter, but the reverse. 2 x* G6 o2 B7 c! j8 J ~( ^9 h3 j+ N
Agree with you in that Qebec is a place for lazy bones, maybe that's why its tax is so high. As a consequence, people become even lazier. ) Y' r4 W! M. n% N, b: U! k: ~: l& I) @3 ^5 _% i/ v( |: Q, C; q
To my experience in Montreal, it's not bad at all as long you get a decent job (This is true no matter where you are.) though I don't know French at all! English is the only language you should know.
我感觉其实真正的大企业对法语要求并不太高,反倒是那些本地的小企业要求高得多 * f V+ W% a' L4 a# z* V `2 `4 g: Z $ Z1 L) A- w) c7 `. B 2 j/ R; k( D7 M+ g3 H) [7 d7 N8 L
Post by zzamelie 5 E8 h3 T+ I* d, h: N 如果觉得在蒙特利而被法语压得不行啦,换城市也是好的.但不用说你法语不好,人家歧视你.这里的绝大多数QUEBECOIS都是没有种族歧视,也在五百强的公司工作过,绝对的办公室白领工作,一大堆一大堆的第一代移民在那工作,只讲法语的,或是只讲英语的,操着各种各样的口音.现在公司的总经理也是第一代的移民,讲得口音挺重的英语法语,交流当然完全没问题的.不要说这里不给你机会,如果不是实在语言太差啦,就是水平还是不够.
Post by chaser ( N; \2 }) W) d) p! M Totally wrong. People earning more pay more tax than people earning less so that the former will never get benifits from the latter, but the reverse., x* n) z, ^0 `* K
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Agree with you in that Qebec is a place for lazy bones, maybe that's why its tax is so high. As a consequence, people become even lazier.) Z7 u$ `/ N# Z; Q
, J& t$ W7 l! \0 ^, v$ B: ZTo my experience in Montreal, it's not bad at all as long you get a decent job (This is true no matter where you are.) though I don't know French at all! English is the only language you should know.
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妹妹,是我不好,没说明白。# U- [, h5 y; h/ Y# T