>>There you go! I never thought of Bulgaria as a developing country though, no more than, say, Russia, just, well, easter European. In UK asians came in the 50's, after WW II, to make up the man-power shortage, and took on many menial tasks. One role was the "corner shop" that never closed, all the family working hard and long hours. Now, near us, one family owns a chain of convenience stores, you never see them, and the stores are run by whites. Neat and ironic.
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>I am not wondered. They are better businessmen and entrepreneurs.
>The chinese and arabs in BG are the same.
>At this moment I realy wondered why more and more VFP programmers in UK move to .Net. I am overloaded with VFP work at good rates. There is a big programmers shortage. After that someone is wondered why foreign companies start to service London based companies.

Well keep up the "skill shortage" in BG - to keep our western jobs safe(r)! :-)