An increasing number of professionals, such as doctors and teachers, are leaving their own poorer countries to work in developed countries. What problems does this cause? What solutions can you suggest to deal with this situation?

The primary goal of many people is to provide for their families.

However

, for poorer nations, what that often means is that many experienced professionals end up seeking a better life in the more developed nations. Though

this

can cause problems there are measures to mitigate the issues that arise. The main problem of

this

exodus of

workers

is that the poorer

countries

often lose their top specialists and are left with novices. These professionals often have the skills and ideas to significantly boost the economy, which is important to improve the standard of living of its residents. The loss of these

workers

is why developed

countries

keep improving

while

the poorer

countries

remain stagnant. Aside from the brain drain, the other issue is the lack of needed personnel. With so many people exiting the country or leaving their jobs to fulfil the requirements to work abroad, there is often a void in the workplace.

For example

, in many developing

countries

, hospitals and schools are often understaffed, causing a decline in services. Though

such

problems have been going on for quite some time, there are plausible solutions. The first is to offer what the migrating professionals are looking for: proper compensation and benefits. Doing

this

will require a lot of coordination and possible tax breaks to make things work, but the results will be well worth it if the talented and experienced

workers

can stay. The second solution is to prevent

workers

from leaving until they have served the country for several years.

Thus

, should the experts go, at least the people left behind will not be fresh graduates anymore. Most governments spend much on their citizens' safety and basic needs and,

therefore

, it is right that the

workers

first contribute to their economy before being allowed to leave. In summary,

while

it is good that the global economy requires

workers

from all corners of the world, it is not ideal that poorer

countries

suffer because of it. The public and private sectors need to work together to mitigate

this

problem before it is too late.