Our skilful plumber went to the United States, took with his hands and feet and pay the highest rank.

Working in America, as well as other Western countries, is of interest to many. Someone wants to raise their financial level, and someone just wants a change of scenery. There are different stories about immigrants. There are very specific and very terrible cases. Remember to emigrate very carefully! It is advisable to have at least a couple of friends who live in the country where you intend to move.

There is usually nothing extraordinary about moving abroad. However, this story surprised me pleasantly! An acquaintance of my parents tried to get a good job here for many years, but failed over and over again.



Desperate, he decided to move. Without thinking twice, the man chose the United States. Several friends had already moved there, so he was not too worried about his safety. At first, friends were happy to advise him on the topic. trends in American life.



Of course, Ruslan did not expect special financial assistance from them. Changing the country of residence was a little less scary. Uncle Ruslan. sold his apartment and his carHe made the necessary documents and safely left for America. A couple of months later, we heard news from him: Ruslan got a job as a plumber.



At first, all the relatives laughed a little. They say he went abroad to clean the clogged pipes of Americans. However, Ruslan Petrovich He told me about his salary.And everyone they knew changed their taunts to surprised faces.



The man's work is hourly, for every hour he gets about 20 bucks. This rate is only the first 8 hours. After that, processing is paid at a different tariff. For every hour over 8 Ruslan Petrovich is paid one and a half times more. A month. The plumber on average receives about 600 thousand rubles.



By the way, a friend of his parents had experience as a plumber before moving. At first, he doubted whether to look for the same job in the United States. However, upon settling down, he realized that plumbing It's different in the States! Not that it was considered something incredibly prestigious, but the specialty was on a par with work in the office, for example.



It is amazing how the mentality of the inhabitants of the country can influence even such things as attitude to certain professions! Do you have any prejudices about janitors or service jobs? Perhaps you can share good examples of emigration to another country? We'd love to read!