Thank you for your feedback, Henrry, and for your question.

It was nearly impossible to find a job in Sweden (where I am from). Being an immigrant, with a non-Swedish sounding last name, closed most of the career opportunities for me in Sweden. It didn’t matter that I graduated on top of my class, that it was my second master degree, that I speak and write perfect Swedish, or that I worked for the Swedish government in the past. They see my name on the CV and send it into a paper bin without reading. Estonia was much more welcoming and easier to find a job, work lot less prejudice and discrimination. And it’s a more fun and dynamic place to live in, to be honest. Kind of like Silicon Valley of Northern Europe. Sweden has been going backwards for a while now, both politically, socially and culturally. At least Estonia is still moving forward, inventing a better version of itself every single day.