“Brain Drain or Brain Gain” is one of the most controversial topics and I dare not reveal my own opinions on that as it fits only for the experts but not for a layman like me.
But I could not help to share my thoughts on that. Let me, therefore, put some effort to write it out.
Brain drain, as we all are aware of, is basically referred to a great deal of emigrants with abundant skills and knowledge who move from the source country (original country) to host country (another country where better opportunities can be grabbed).
Brain drain is said to be “bad” as it seems taking something good out of a country. It is not much surprising that most of countries suffering brain drain are developing countries and least developed countries due to a lot of reasons like lacking standard infrastructure, poor health care, lagging far behind technology innovations and advancements. Personal preference on life style can also be one of the individual reasons.
