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Here're the current options: No Bachelor's Degree: 15 months of service as private Bachelor's Degree: 12 Months of service as squad leader or 6 months of service as private Bachelor's Degree + Has been working abroad for 3 years: €10,000 + 1 months of service as private.
They're rewarding their educated people to leave the country? What's the rationale?
Ask HN: When did you last put yourself out of your comfort zone?
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Re: Ask HN: When did you last put yourself out of your comfort zone?
#72Since high school, I've made it a habit to put myself outside my comfort zone every chance I get. Adopting this frame of mind has had an interesting effect. Every time I get nervous or anxious about doing something, I subsequently calm down and feel reassured in knowing that I'm doing what I set out to do. To answer your question directly: yesterday. I did a live on-air interview on ABC Radio Newcastle (Australia) on…
Re: Ask HN: When did you last put yourself out of your comfort zone?
#73I try to play basketball as often as I can, even though it's not my best sport. I grew up playing contact sports like football and rugby, which require far less precision and eye-hand coordination than basketball does. I also have nerves of glass, and nothing is worse for a basketball shot than being nervous and unconfident. When I play bball with friends and people I'm comfortable with I do quite well, but when I pl…
Also basketball is an awesome sport to interacting with everyone from society. Ultimate Frisbee you get vegan hippies, Golf/Tennis/Squash you get yuppies, soccer you get a lot of European/Hispanics but basketball you get to interact with everybody.
Also, you don't realize how good you are and how bad everyone else is, because you tend to under-estimate yourself and over-estimate other people's ability. Just count the number of shots good BBall players make on the court versus your field goal percentage, and you'll see that most people on the playground probably consider you already a pro even if you yourself don't think so.
Re: Ask HN: When did you last put yourself out of your comfort zone?
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are you doing a tech project in mtl now?
I am not, currently. I relocated back to Saskatoon. I miss the heck out of Montreal though and always keep my eyes open for opportunities there.