What do you think?
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What do you think?
In fact, if you quit soda (and drastically reduce sugar intake), you'll find sugar and those soda stuff very overwhelmingly. At most a sip. The claim is not hard to resonate with.
After the new immigration minister came up in July 2013, the government has changed policies to make immigration slow and the path to citizenship much harder.
1) A Labour Market Opinion (LMO), which is required before a work visa, itself used to take 6 weeks in 2008. This process now takes about 6 months (my case, which is not too slow) to 1 year (another friend's case, and plenty of people in forums). For the work visa, add another 2-6 months on top of it, and then you have to apply the temporary resident visa.
2) Path to citizenship (having work visa => permanent residence => citizenship) used to take a total of 4 years (roughly), now is changed to 1 + 2 + 4 (7 years), a significantly longer time frame.
I get the feeling that Canada is changing its opinion of welcoming immigrants.
Disclaimer: Used to live in Canada, but have left.
And take a look at the whereabouts of human rights lawyers at the sensitive dates.
You can't miss that.
Another good example is to keep working in the coding, rather than spending more time in people. This is pretty OK in US (assuming you're in), but much less viable in China in general, where most people expects you to be managing people than developing.
I will incorporate your suggestions and guideline into my decision. Thank you!
thanks. I think I need to re-consider again very very seriously.
No, I don't take it rude. It's ok. Thanks.
All of the involved people are Chinese in China. I am sure the law differs but the actual smarts might share common attributes.
I have a question I hope you may help answer. Roughly how many percentile in the number of startup cases do have formal legal documentation?
Thanks keltecp11. I am still thinking.
nasty stuffs.. IP, lots of companies/people learnt their lessons.
And don't worry, I will digest the information and decide myself, and not just directly dupe it into my brain. Thanks a lot. =)
I understand the systems in China will be quite different, hence I am only asking for general advice.
I am China-based. I assume I do not have a friend that can do the work, and after all it seems a friend who will do cheap is very likely a close friend, right?
That is great that your father is someone who has experience. I am walking my own path. Do you have any titles to recommend?
I do not know if I will get bored of those manager things, and I have never did it before. But then, I felt there is a need to do it sooner or later, if we are to start anything.
>>Ram1024
I am trying to storm things out with a friend of mine. We are both developers. No actual things coming out yet, but I believe if both of us are not having ideas of how these things work, there's going to be a pain afterwards. I just want to get some breadth in advance.
You are right, think it loud.
One of the questions we are troubled at is : if we failed and decided to shutdown the startup we are trying, what if an agreement of 1 year payment is signed, how can we get rid of liabilities and not be sued?
--- Please pardon my unclear questioning as I am still not familiar with the details of how things work. Thanks.
Even now I still am addicted to blogs. And it makes so little sense not to discontinue should visitors come no more. In fact, it's the reason why the blog is in partial apathy.
Over time, I believe it is the social networking : "connecting people". Or in more concrete terms it is... the ability to announce your presence, as well as offering you things that would not be possible or not easy to achieve in reality. The web makes these possible. Like the blogs for life and a place to express your views without a column or a book, the video sharing you can share your videos, imaging sites where you can share your photos, getting to know friends and lie tremendously with much less fear being exposed ( not quite the case as of a decade, in my opinion, as privacy problem arises ).
It has something to do with making something possible and easier, and most importantly to identify yourself.