More and more qualified people are moving from poor to rich countries to fill vacancies in specialist areas like engineering computing and medicine Some people believe that by encouraging the movement of such people rich countries are stealing from poor c

This inevitably says brain drain is soaring to fill white-collared vacancies in progressed nations in the fields of engineer, computing and medicine since the globalisation is easier to access for everyone. Therefore, some people state that this phenomenon leads to something that is stolen from poor countries; whereas, their counterparts state this is just a natural moment of workers across the globe. I agree with both above-mentioned statements.

To begin with, it is often said that rich countries steel something crucial from poor nations such as ideas of the extremely skilled people by luring huge financial packages, the innovation of eminent companies, fame and reputation. There was a massive issue that numerous engineers' innovative ideas were grabbed to by offering exorbitant salary packages hiddenly by one of the progressed nations. Likewise, several medical professionals are being lured to migrate into such countries. Thus, white-collared professionals ideas are being stolen.

However, it is said that some of the skilled people migrate to rich nations such as the UK, the US and Japan for a standard career prospectus, as well as for opting numerous lifestyles. To elaborate, each year 20% of more qualified persons in the field of engineering, computing and medicine to move to advanced countries from developing countries like India, Philippines, Nigeria and ex cetera for their right career opportunities. Furthermore, the latest globalised survey revealed that approximately 10% of poor countries' people travel various developed countries to possess an advanced lifestyle and culture.

In conclusion, indeed, idealism and innovate thoughts of skilled white-collared professionals are being lured by progressed nations; nevertheless, some of such kind of people intentionally migrate to such nations for better career prospects, as well as a unique lifestyle.