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Does she need the entry visa stamp on the new passport to exit? Or able to get the old passport from her current employers

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Early 40s - dual income household with 2 kids - $3.5M-$4M USD living in an urban suburb. includes investments, house (paid off) and retirement - Started as a software engineer and slowly moved up seniority - no crazy high salaries, no Faang, no startup equity, cash outs or anything like that. Significant Other does not work in tech and has slowly moved up the ladder job wise as well.

In our 30's we made sure to live a comfortable lifestyle and not work like crazy. In general, we have always spent less that others who make the same, and save / invest pragmatically IMO.

Presently, while we do have periods of hard work, we believe in enjoying life as you go vs. waiting to retire - we take time off often and make sure we spend quality time together and with family / siblings / parents.

Who knows how long we'll be around and who knows how long kids, siblings and parents will be around - and from experience and observation, you never know when personal tragedy may strike.

Titles are usually based on area of responsibility, at a small company you may have a small number people or no people but still have the responsibility... it's just enough for one person to handle. So it's not bad to have a VP of Engineering only manage 4 ppl.... but if everyone things a VP of Engineering is the same at small or large companies that's uninformed of reality. Title inflation helps recruit... so add that on to this as well and it's confusing. Not saying it's right, but that's how it is.

Actually, there is immense title inflation at large companies as well, just depends which company and field. Have you seen the number of VPs in the Finance industry in NYC?