The US experience is summed up as having lived in a country with some perceived US influence, and having worked for a US company for an undisclosed amount of time.
The European one by the same, except also having lived in Germany for some undisclosed amount of time.
Using this 'experience' to speak authoritatively about the US or Europe as a whole is borderline insulting, regardless of content.
The European one by the same, except also having lived in Germany for some undisclosed amount of time.
Using this 'experience' to speak authoritatively about the US or Europe as a whole is borderline insulting, regardless of content.