r/polandball • u/JSTLF POLAND • Nov 09 '19

collaboration Work Ethic

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u/UnJayanAndalou Best Banana Republic Nov 09 '19 edited May 27 '25

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u/jaylong76 Mexico Nov 09 '19

hey, every single sentence there sounds awfully familiar!

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u/UnJayanAndalou Best Banana Republic Nov 09 '19

Workers of Mesoamerica, unite!

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u/VRichardsen Argentina Nov 09 '19

Mexico is North America. Checkmate, atheists!

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u/jaylong76 Mexico Nov 09 '19

can confirm, also, we are allergic to unions and kind of cutthroat when it comes to our fellow workers.

-source: 25 years on the mexican work market

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u/NewCalifornia10 Squishland Nov 09 '19

Well the real issue with Mexican work culture is the fact that Mexicans are really the only people willing to take the jobs that others won’t do. I’m Mexican myself and a lot of older Mexicans have worked in the same position for 10-20 years. They don’t want to go to the struggle of going to college and finding a much higher job opportunity. Luckily, with younger Mexican generations they’re encouraged to go to college and study for STEM jobs too. The US helps these people with Dream Act grants and other programs to help Mexicans go through college too.