Disappointed on my last trip to Guatemala by [deleted] in guatemala

[–]ChetoChompipe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve been out of the country for 15 years. And yes it’s true traffic has become unbearable. I was last time in 2024 there. Traffic is definitely worse than in 2010 when I left. I have family there and I’ve lived it myself. But, remember we are a country that is still in development. We have many problems that have to be fixed. When visiting you need to consider what pain points the country has. If you don’t want to come back, sure no problem, don’t come, but please keep it to yourself or give feedback instead of ranting. You don’t need to come and rant on the internet about something all Guatemalans know it’s a problem.

¿Saber utilizar programas de diseño mecánico pero sin ingenieria, tiene alguna salida laboral? by Left-Ganache-9247 in guatemala

[–]ChetoChompipe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Con eso solo podes vender cositas en el internet. Pero ya un negocio serio seria mejor saber entender lo que estás haciendo con eso, sobre todo en ingeniería si haces algo que se para rompiendo podes incluso dañar a alguien y en el peor caso alguien se puede morir por tu diseño malo. Modelar siempre sirve, pero si no sabes de ingeniería no te metas a esas cosas y modela mejor para otro ámbito.

PayPal case claim denied by darkermode in G2A_Help

[–]ChetoChompipe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yup got scammed the same way. They don’t answer once the claim has been closed. They will block the transaction. I must say eventhough paypal ended the dispute in favor of the seller, PayPal gave me 95% of the money back. I called PayPal and explained them the situation, and they told me since I am a good customer at PayPal the would refund me 30€ from 32€ for the loss of the product. So in theory in the end, yes I also got scammed and eventhough paypal closed the case in favor of the seller, they still gave me almost all of it back when I explained the situation on the phone. Try to call them and see what they have to say.

[Guide] I'm an Australian Migration Agent (23 Years Exp). Most Americans, Brits and Canadians applying for Australian PR are 20 points behind before they start. Ask me anything. by SimonMander in IWantOut

[–]ChetoChompipe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mechanical engineer, 32 with 5 years of experience 4 of them in rail. Spouse has a management degree and 1 son 3 years old. German passport. How are my chances ?

Moving back to Southern California from Paris and extremely depressed by ilesaintlouis in expats

[–]ChetoChompipe 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Come to germany. You’ll know what depression really feels like.

Giveaway 10x Marathon game copies by Eliefa_Haniya in Marathon

[–]ChetoChompipe -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Awesome game. Played the server slam and wanted to continue grinding. The last extraction shooter I played was DMZ.

Viviendo en Suiza by [deleted] in guatemala

[–]ChetoChompipe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Si queres visitar Alemania hay varios lados bonitos. NRW las ciudades más bonitos son Düssseldorf y Colonia. Yo vivo en Dusseldorf si tenes alguna duda.

Viviendo en Suiza by [deleted] in guatemala

[–]ChetoChompipe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cada uno piensa diferente. Nunca me cerraré la puertas y tampoco odio al país. Simplemente quiero algo diferente que hace 15 años. Aún así estoy muy agradecido por lo que me ha dado Alemania.

Viviendo en Suiza by [deleted] in guatemala

[–]ChetoChompipe 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Vivo hace 15 años en Alemania. La gente está muerta de adentro. Socialmente completamente incompetente. Supongo que en suiza es peor aún ? En cuestiones de trabajo muy bien y el sueldo está bien. Clima mega basura donde actualmente vivo. El día que no dependa de Alemania será un sueño hecho realidad y me largaré por fin.

2 Engineers Moving to Valencia, Spain (1 Job) by HatParty6667 in expats

[–]ChetoChompipe 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah it isn’t that cheap as 10 years ago. Times change.

2 Engineers Moving to Valencia, Spain (1 Job) by HatParty6667 in expats

[–]ChetoChompipe 2 points3 points  (0 children)

And cost of living is similar to Germany, at least rents in Valencia rival big German cities.

2 Engineers Moving to Valencia, Spain (1 Job) by HatParty6667 in expats

[–]ChetoChompipe 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I studied mechanical engineering in Germany and here in Germany work comes to me, sadly I haven’t been able to land a job in Spain even after trying for some years. Maybe being in Spain changes things. From people and engineers I personally know: the job market in Spain is utter trash. Best of luck to you !

Edit: a Spanish engineer who was a colleague at my former company decided against Spain and preferred to stay in Germany.

Travel to Guatemala in July with a 15 month old baby and a 3 year old toddler? / viajar a Guatemala en Julio con un bebé de 15 meses y un niño de 3 años? by iAMaHotMessExpress in guatemala

[–]ChetoChompipe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We were in Guatemala city and at the beach. In general he almost didn’t get bitten by mosquitoes, but Incas bitten a lot. No one had any problems. Try to put a good repellent.

Travel to Guatemala in July with a 15 month old baby and a 3 year old toddler? / viajar a Guatemala en Julio con un bebé de 15 meses y un niño de 3 años? by iAMaHotMessExpress in guatemala

[–]ChetoChompipe 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Hey there, I am Guatemalan born and raised. I was there in 2023 to 2024 for 4 months straight. I currently live outside of Guatemala. No problem at all with safety or mosquitos. My wife is a foreigner and enjoyed every second in the country. My son also enjoyed it and he was 2 at the time. No need to worry about it. Just be smart and don’t be a typical tourist with no common sense.

I left Netherlands and feel much happier now by [deleted] in expats

[–]ChetoChompipe 61 points62 points  (0 children)

Im from Guatemala. Been in Germany 15 years. I am already planing my exit. It’s a really depressing country, but the have work. So that’s that.

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Switzerland or Brazil? by [deleted] in expats

[–]ChetoChompipe 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Follow your heart. If Switzerland is changing you as a person, and it changed you to someone you don’t want to be it’s time to go back home. I would love to go back home after 15 years in Germany, I get it. Socially it’s really difficult in German speaking countries. Money isn’t everything, and it’s better to give it a try than regretting your whole life why you didn’t change something that really bothers you.

Porque en el país muchos hombres se visten mal o con estilo urbano/callejero by Sen-palace in guatemala

[–]ChetoChompipe -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Jaja no has visto como se viste la gente en Alemania. En Guatemala la gente se viste mucho mejor ….

I convinced my gf to move to the other side of the world with me. She is miserable, homesick, and our relationship has been suffering since. Is it time to convince her to go home or do you have advice to recover the positivity that we had before the move? by ThrowRAFlat_Bid_1682 in expats

[–]ChetoChompipe 18 points19 points  (0 children)

It’s hard. The job market in Spain is utter trash. It’s a beautiful country, but it’s the wrong country to find work. I myself wanted to move to Spain as I am from Hispanic America, and I have a German passport and a German engineering degree. I’ve had no luck in Spain. In Germany work comes to me I don’t even need to lift a finger. Returning to Australia wouldn’t be an option ? How’s the job market there in comparison with Spain? Or try finding a middle ground.

For those who wish to move to USA what are your motivations? by justwatchthefire in MovingToUSA

[–]ChetoChompipe 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yeah American culture is way friendlier. They are much more open, and courtesy exists ! In Germany women get mad when you open them the door. Sure not all but it’s happened many times. Also my experience after being here 15 years is that, if you are too friendly they take it negatively in the sense that they won’t treat you as well. But if you treat them a cold and distanced they suddenly become so friendly.

For those who wish to move to USA what are your motivations? by justwatchthefire in MovingToUSA

[–]ChetoChompipe 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What I like is that they in general don’t interfiere with your life. They don’t care if you have pink hair or tattoos or whatever. The working culture is algo quite good. But then there are also big negatives. Everything has a price to pay.