Avoid These Mistakes: Unsuccessful Move to India | NRI
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.พ. 2024
- Deva went to Ireland in 2006 as a healthcare professional, spent 12 years before deciding to return to his home town in India. After spending about 1 year in India, the family decided to return back to Ireland as it was not the right move for them. Deva talks about the reasons for unsuccessful relocation, his business in India, life in Ireland, family, kids adjustment and much more.
Here’s some of the topics we covered:
Background
Reason for moving back
Running business in India
What went wrong with the move
Career Transition
Kids adjustment
Any advice for future aspirants?
Kids life back in Ireland
Anything that we haven’t covered?
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Smart guy, he knows where the problem is and kept only referring to kids in the decision process and their adaptation to new environment and has kept it sugar coated to keep us life from trouble. Finally he spilled the beans.
The main reason why I have been pushing my relocation back.
My kid could not even take a pre school in India due to cultural and methodical shock she went through. This will single handedly influence my decision and the irony is as time goes on, it gets worse.
True as kids grow older, it would be more challenging
This was to be expected. In fact others in a similar situation who say that they had no issues returning to India are often lying.
Bhai tu bada negative admi hai , har Vedio pe comment karke u just try to prove a point that returning to India doesn’t make sense and is a bad decision. Bro chill maar!
Not right always depends how you plan
@@a2zsolar582 Plan..... plan saala 10000 rs ka suit pehenta Hai akal 10 Kaise ki Bhi Nahin hai
Thanks for sharing your views.
Thanks
Honest and Excellent interview.
Thank you!
so sorry to hear about kids experience in indian schools...hope the condition improves...
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Kids are good back in Ireland as Deva mentioned in the video
So brave of him to say that some of his decisions regarding relocation didn't work.
Yes. It's very rare that people would be willing to share their not so successful stories publicly.
Such an honest, open and frank conversation - kudos to Deva Sir!!! Thank you @desireturn for this episode....
Thanks a lot for watching and sharing your thoughts
Agree, very honestly said, learning for others.
He is such a honest man. And i agree with lot of the things he is saying
Yes he is. Thanks for sharing your thoughts
Loved the conversation!
Thanks for watching
sorry to hear
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. It takes courage to talk through this and appreciate Deva sharing his story
Trying to reverse diabetics in India is a great idea for health (business models). However, for doctors/pharma guys reversing diabetics is not a lucrative concept and does not give them enough money. People in India have to be convinced that diabetics is a reversible disease
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Great interview and kudos to Deva for being bold enough to share the challenges which usually people are shy to ahare or sugarcoat it to sound smart. This was candid one. However, Im curious to know which city or town in India they had this experience so it can be a eye opener for others.
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Yes kudos to Deva for being open to share his family experiences. The family moved to Kanyakumari ( around 16:50)
Great video, Very nice hearted man with clear vision . Just my honest opinion ,Had you settled down in metro city like Mumbai or Bangalore your experience would have been little different. I could be wrong.
Thanks for watching!
Ya
Lol. The reasoning is all absurd! Thousands of NRI"s with kids have no issue. Infact Kids adapt better than their parents.
He is sharing his experience, he makes sense kids not adjusting well due to culture shock.
Kids are coming from Europe so it’s a big change for them.
He is very honest and lot of his issues are correct. Some if my friends faced the same issues and came back to US after staying in India for couple years