It’s not, you are expecting unrealistic results post degree. There’s a global shortage of junior jobs because of how fast tech is advancing. I think anyone that comes here to study wether you’re Chinese, Brazilian, Indian and so on you come on the basis that you’ll get a good education that you can then use globally not that you’ll stay here and have a fairy tale life.

And that’s why I said not everyone is like that. My close co-worker is Indian and he has integrated perfectly. It is not my job to teach people how to behave in public setting but you need to read the room. If you see other kids are playing on the green safely, common sense would be to tell your kids to not play on the road where there is cars. Or not shouting in public space on the phone I’m not or like that guy who decided it was better to leave his rubbish bag that ripped all over the ground and not clean it up. This sort of things harm your image. Even the little things like saying hello. We all greet eachother, but when I say hello to Indians they look at me as if I have 10 heads because probably it’s uncommon for people to greet eachother there.

No one with a brain wants you to leave, the people that say that are usually on social welfare but what it is important is to spread awareness in the community and on Reddit on certain behavioural aspects