Re:How I got the French Tech Visa to start my company in France
by yodsanklai on Friday August 21, 2020 @09:51AM
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Your message is full of cliches.
> when you create a company, you have to pay a separate fee (~200eur) to a private "official journal" to publish the fact that you're creating a company.
Irrelevant, it's a ridiculous amount compared to other costs involved in starting a company.
> just check out the ENS's Nobel prize / admissions ratio
This doesn't tell anything about the French education system.
> Most of the brilliant French minds go to work in other countries where it's possible to create and operate a company.
A lot of brillant minds don't have any interest in creating a company. Besides, the world is a big place with many opportunities. Nowadays it's easy to travel and work abroad. A lot of people, brillant or not, leave their country out of curiosity.
As any places, France has good and bad things. Usually, we understand what we miss after living a few years abroad.
> when you create a company, you have to pay a separate fee (~200eur) to a private "official journal" to publish the fact that you're creating a company.
Irrelevant, it's a ridiculous amount compared to other costs involved in starting a company.
> just check out the ENS's Nobel prize / admissions ratio
This doesn't tell anything about the French education system.
> Most of the brilliant French minds go to work in other countries where it's possible to create and operate a company.
A lot of brillant minds don't have any interest in creating a company. Besides, the world is a big place with many opportunities. Nowadays it's easy to travel and work abroad. A lot of people, brillant or not, leave their country out of curiosity.
As any places, France has good and bad things. Usually, we understand what we miss after living a few years abroad.