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The World’s Best Countries In Which To Start A Career In 2020

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According to the CEOWORLD magazine for 2020, The United Kingdom has been named as the best country in the world for starting a career, a Germany earned the No. 2 spots, followed by Canada in the third and the United States in fourth. Japan is next on the list.

The world’s best countries in which to start a career in 2020

The 2020 rankings placed Japan in fifth ahead of France into 6th; while the Netherlands ranked 7th, and South Korea eighth. The ranking looked at how nearly 186,000 graduates (defined as adults less than 35 years old) scored countries on 19 criteria: job market, economic stability, entrepreneurial atmosphere, income equality, innovation, progressiveness, and whether they wanted to live there. Which are the best countries for starting a career? How does the United States compare to the rest of the world?

The slump in demand will have a deep impact on income generation, and the job market will shift accordingly. Frankly, nobody is in a position to predict the future of the job market, but the trend indicates work culture will definitely change in favor of the remote working model. The shortage of disposable income will have its effect on the expansion of the job market in the short-term, but overall country-specific perception is unlikely to change in the short-term.

Overall, among the top 10 best countries in which to start a career in 2020, the ninth and tenth positions are held by Sweden and the United Arab Emirates. Noticeably, via non-stop efforts, Vietnam has been improving its international stature, with the latest ranking as the twenty-fifth-best country in the world to work. Let’s check out the table below to know the top ranking by country.

Rank	Country	Livability	Opportunities
1	United Kingdom	98.53	99.06
2	Germany	98.39	98.13
3	Canada	98.28	96.75
4	United States	95.71	96.53
5	Japan	95.26	96.15
6	France	94.87	94.4
7	Netherlands	93.85	93.69
8	South Korea	91.58	92.08
9	Sweden	90.95	91.26
10	United Arab Emirates	90.86	91.23
11	Denmark	89.96	90.68
12	Taiwan	89.43	90.3
13	Switzerland	88.38	89.67
14	Russia	87.35	89.11
15	Singapore	87.08	88.73
16	Israel	87	88.52
17	Spain	86.49	88.23
18	Finland	85.32	87.76
19	Poland	84.27	87.64
20	Australia	83.8	87.62
21	Ireland	83.69	86.85
22	Norway	83.66	86.6
23	Saudi Arabia	82.71	86.38
24	New Zealand	81.52	86.02
25	Vietnam	81.27	85.08
26	Belgium	81.01	84.96
27	Czech Republic	79.16	84.75
28	Italy	78.99	84.64
29	India	78.83	84.43
30	Kuwait	78.79	83.79
31	Greece	78.74	83.39
32	Mexico	78.66	83.39
33	Turkey	78.27	83.26
34	Romania	78.16	83.04
35	Oman	77.74	82.95
36	Philippines	77.53	82.87
37	China	76.74	82.8
38	Portugal	76.6	82.69
39	Brazil	76.41	82.48
40	Qatar	76.38	82.38
41	Costa Rica	75.32	82.34
42	Austria	75.02	82.24
43	Argentina	74.21	82.06
44	Luxembourg	73.07	81.93
45	Iceland	72.44	81.82
46	Bahrain	72.2	81.46
47	Thailand	71.98	81.08
48	Hungary	71.75	80.96
49	Latvia	71.62	80.83
50	Bulgaria	71.15	80.78
51	Estonia	70.94	80.68
52	Croatia	70.82	80.11
53	Ukraine	70.8	79.69
54	Slovakia	70.28	79.54
55	Indonesia	69.88	79.46
56	Cyprus	69.69	79.39
57	Malaysia	69.59	79.08
58	Peru	69.25	78.86
59	South Africa	68.67	78.86
60	Chile	68.6	78.77
61	Lithuania	68.51	78.72
62	Malta	68.26	78.49
63	North Macedonia	68.01	77.95
64	Iraq	67.91	77.94
65	Egypt	67.74	77.75
66	Mauritius	67.14	77.55
67	Georgia	67.09	77.42
68	Serbia	67.07	77.35
69	Algeria	66.9	77.28
70	Albania	66.21	77.22
71	Kazakhstan	65.91	77.16
72	Ethiopia	65.9	76.77
73	Kenya	65.47	76.77
74	Turkmenistan	65.25	76.76
75	Azerbaijan	65.23	76.56
76	Mozambique	65.01	76.46
77	Pakistan (Islamic Republic of)	64.85	76.46
78	DR Congo	64.83	76.32
79	Morocco	64.81	75.66
80	Ecuador	64.42	75.52
81	Tanzania	64.34	75.49
82	Sri Lanka	63.62	75.45
83	Zambia	63.5	75.11
84	Myanmar	63.34	74.89
85	Dominican Republic	63.28	74.8
86	Guatemala	63.06	74.79
87	Ghana	62.95	74.13
88	Armenia	62.72	74.11
89	Jordan	62.65	73.66
90	Madagascar	62.62	73.59
91	Bolivia	62.43	73.21
92	Paraguay	62	73.16
93	Moldova	61.88	73.08
94	Bangladesh	61.73	73.05
95	Cameroon	61.48	72.95
96	Congo Republic	61.39	72.74
97	Cote dIvoire	61.38	72.57
98	Burkina Faso	61.1	72.33
99	Uzbekistan	60.94	72.03
100	Belarus	60.78	72.03
101	Colombia	60.7	72.02
102	Bosnia and Herzegovina	60.17	71.38
103	Chad	60.15	71.15
104	Rwanda	60.14	71.01
105	Lebanon	59.91	70.64
106	Mongolia	59.7	70.61
107	Namibia	58.94	70.55
108	Nepal	58.37	70.36
109	Benin	58.35	70.31
110	Zimbabwe	58.21	70.14
111	Laos	58.15	69.43
112	El Salvador	58.13	69.18
113	Uganda	58.09	68.99
114	Niger	57.91	68.96
115	Mali	57.63	68.73
116	Equatorial Guinea	57.59	68.58
117	Sudan	56.86	68.5
118	Papua New Guinea	56.86	68.09
119	Kyrgyzstan	56.81	68.06
120	Botswana	56.8	67.65
121	Gabon	56.54	65.01
122	Afghanistan (Islamic Republic of)	56.48	64.71
123	Uruguay	56.36	64.42
124	Nigeria	56.22	63.84
125	Libya	56.13	62.25
126	Syria	55	61.62
127	Yemen	54.92	60.96

The list of best countries to start a career is likely to see a drastic change in the coming years driven by economic and aspiration factors. India and Southeast Asia are expected to see a boom driven by local business dynamics and strategic shift happening in terms of demand and demography. So, if you are young, you should be open and innovative while planning your career.

Vietnam ranks second among the top 30 destinations in the world for expats to work

Noticeably, via non-stop efforts, Vietnam has been improving its international stature, with the latest ranking as the twenty-fifth-best country in the world to work in 2020. According to InterNations ex-pat network in 2018, Vietnam ranked 14th out of 68 destinations. And just a year later, in 2019, the country improved its position to be the second-best country for expats. Expats expressed happiness with career prospects, with 65 percent satisfied versus 55 percent globally, and 74 percent were happy with their jobs in general (64 percent globally).

In addition to the high-ranking when it comes to working abroad, Vietnam is also voted as the best destination for personal finance out of the 64, with 81 percent of expats happy with their financial situation versus 64 percent worldwide. 75 percent of interviewed expats stated that their disposable household income is more than they need to cover daily costs versus 49 percent globally.

According to CEOWORLD, Vietnam Investment Review

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