Published Oct 5, 2022

Office Hours: Should Meta Pay Dividends? + International Students, and Finding Hope

Join Scott Galloway as he delves into why we should embrace optimism due to global advancements and the resilience of youth, navigates the nuanced career prospects for international students in the US and Europe, and critically evaluates the strategic financial decisions of Meta, including the potential for dividends amidst market trials.
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  • Job Markets

    Navigating job markets as an international student can be daunting, especially when deciding between the US and Europe. suggests that while the US offers significant opportunities for making money, Europe, particularly cities like London, provides a great quality of life and is currently more affordable due to the weak pound 1. He advises international students to "go hard at trying to find a job in the US" but also acknowledges that Europe is a fantastic plan B 1. emphasizes the importance of recognizing one's privileges and opportunities, encouraging students to appreciate their unique position in the global job market 2.

       

    International Students

    International students play a crucial role in the US education system, often seen as a financial asset due to their full tuition payments. candidly states that the higher education system's claim of diversity is misleading, as the primary motivation is financial 3. He argues that international students, who often come from privileged backgrounds, contribute significantly to American culture and can foster international goodwill 3. believes that increasing the number of international students who stay in the US post-graduation could enhance international relations and trade, reducing the likelihood of conflicts 3.

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