Are there any hidden rules for the United States and other developed countries to immigrate to overseas workplaces?

Where there are people, there are hidden rules, but in different ways. It is neither so good nor so bad as you think.

You can't accept people's mutual suspicion, fighting and hypocrisy. It only shows that you are immature or lack experience in this field, which is nothing to be proud of. You may not accept that your self-esteem is hurt, misunderstood, wronged, excluded and bullied, but it is necessary. No one will spoil you outside except your parents.

You don't like hidden rules, which seems to show that you are a real strong man. The essence of hidden rules is exceptional possession. If nothing else, this is the shortcut to success. Smart people's conditioned reflex will think of this first. You just don't have the confidence and ability to compete with others. This only shows that you are just a weak person.

Landlord: I quite agree with you. Where there are people, there are hidden rules. However, you may have misunderstood. I'm not saying that I feel really strong, because I don't like hidden rules. I just feel that I am more eager for a cleaner and fairer competitive environment, and I can get happiness and respect from others through my own ability and moral quality.

Perhaps it is because you are not deeply involved in the world and don't know enough about human nature that you have a little stubbornness and idealism. Maybe many young people are like this! One more thing, I think the mutual use, hypocrisy and so on between people are irrational practices that waste energy and time. I think these energies are often used in creative work to promote development (from small companies to big society).

Hope to adopt thank you! Our skilled immigrants in Canada are RMB 300,000, and there is no charge for failure! !