Every year, I see top talent leaving the country to go live and work somewhere else. And every year it stings - the loss of opportunity.
If you are in a developing country, you've most likely felt this as well, and if you are in a developed country you've probably benefitted from this - the Brain Drain.
Here are my thoughts on how to fix this.
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