Reason to go abroad, spend 3 years in Ireland before returning to India

Gagan worked in India for 3 years before moving to Ireland for MS and worked there for 4 years before deciding to return to India. Gagan talks about his life in India before deciding to go abroad, life there and his work life balance after came back to India.
Here’s some of the topics we covered:
Background
Reason for moving back
Career transition
Apply for indian jobs while living abroad
Cost of living
Any plans to go back abroad?
Anything that we haven’t covered?
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[@pranavvishnu3860]

Very honest interview. New generation, middle class and financial weak people stay cautious. India is the best place to enrich your life.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Yes it's indeed candid conversation.

[@scientistswife]

Food and family is a big reason to come back. He is absolutely right

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[@mydreams8092]

Everything is so true. I would like to add one more point. There is a constant feeling that you dont belong here. These days countries are very consciius about migrants and you will feel racism on the streets even more
House will take away 1/3rd of life savings . So if you have an inheritted house somewhere dont move from there.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching. You bring up very good points and sharing your experiences.

[@pratapkp6139]

It's important to understand the difference between living like a king and being an entitled one. Hope people returning back throw away the entitlement that westerners especially americans have and focus on contributing to society and making it better.

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[@user-tf5pc5kf9x]

Very good interview.. Living in Germany since a year and can relate to everything he says.. 😊

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[@lc2620]

Very well said and its true even the weather there is quite depressing. Life in western countries is lonely. Everyone is for themselves. Some can adjust and those who can't move back. I know of people besides doing a white collared job are forced to do odd jobs at night as the cost of living is very expensive there. Everyone feels the grass is greenar on the other side.

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[@moirangthemvishalsingh]

really everyone in western world is lonely and everyone is living like king in India? it seems like a case of anger khaate hai

[@rajibalachandran2128]

Authentic feedback - Agree family, food , and our culture are key points that motivate" return to India -" despite the money factor - bureaucracy and inefficiency still remain potential barriers in India - keen to know more from people who return to India tackle such matters - Many thanks for creating this forum

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[@deepthirao164]

So honest and candid. A good episode.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Yes it's indeed very candid conversation of his experiences.

[@nimap9292]

Very valid points raised by you sir... India is truly the best 🎉🎉

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[@scientistswife]

Honest interview

[@scientistswife]

Well said

[@airtel7]

Very nice interview Avinash!!

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Thank you!

[@befikar8070]

Everything he said is 100% true. Living in Canada, I'm facing similar issues.

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Thanks for sharing your thoughts..

[@devdeep7889]

Great interview

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Thanks and glad you liked it

[@devdeep7889]

About job interview, he is absolutely true.

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Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@shashank6159]

Left Class A Govt. job in India and moved to Ireland recently. Finding it very good move for me as well as family, India being my country will defend it always but facts are facts you cannot compare west from India....life is so easy and seems more cheerful here. I know its very subjective but India will take at least 40 years to reach this level.

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Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@rahuls1374]

A quick question for you: What have you done for your country? Western people have built their nations through hard work and contributions; they must be proud of their accomplishments. What about you? Have you merely escaped from your country to enjoy the efforts of others.Best of luck

[@shashank6159]

@@rahuls1374 Thanks

[@nuranichandra2177]

Genuinely how can one ignore bureaucracy, inefficiency, unemployment, extreme poverty and dirty environment at the cost of family, food and festivities?

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for sharing your perspective. There is no perfect place and what is more apt for one at their stage of life is the way

[@scientistswife]

Internal and external factors which are more important

[@venktesh6600]

why this video sound is not working for me and others are working fine?

[@DesiReturn]

Didn't hear any complaints from others. Other videos working ok for you?

[@venktesh6600]

@@DesiReturn still not working, checked another video of yours it was working and and other videos of different channels were also working. but this video surprised me and since comments were there below this video so it says others have watched it and heard it well as well..surprising..!!!

[@devdeep7889]

India me interview de Rahe ho , comfortably Hindi me bolo, or free ho kar Hindi me bolo.English me kyo interview le Rahe ho bhai

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We are trying to cover wider audience.

[@mitajoshi531]

cathartic interview

[@DesiReturn]

Thank you for the watching

[@ravistockm]

What a great episode. Really honest and from heart. gave me a confidence to make my move confidently.

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. It's indeed a candid conversation and glad content is helpful