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Its construction suggested it was built either by Napoleon or by the Swiss to defend itself from him.

After compulsory taxes and insurances, a swiss household has on average 70.9% of their income left for spending.

So while it's clear that the banking sector is big, it's not the only thing propping up the Swiss economy.

That's why the strength of the Swiss Franc is always a problem for the economy here.

May be its Swiss time, and I dont have to pay big portion of my income to US.

So more or less every swiss man has a military grade weapon at home.

I've been to Michelin star places that cost less money than an ordinary meal at a Swiss restaurant.

Not to Godwin, but, the Swiss supported plenty of money stolen by Nazi government.

They do impose a 35% tax on all dividends and interest of bank accounts (if the amount is over 200 Swiss Francs) but you get that back when filing your tax return.

Twice the Germans started the process of putting together a Swiss invasion and gave up early because they realized they would have lost.

How do I get a job in Swiss if I'm not from the Europe but a third world country?

That same (half)-canton only gave women the vote in 1990, and only because they were forced to by the Swiss Federal Court [2].

While I agree with the her general message, I don't see how "The Swiss work hard, but they have a strong work-life balance." is demonstrated in the article.

Swiss are asking for American works, they don't give a shit to skilled labour from third world country.

If you want Switzerland, you need Swiss.

I think her point is more that the benefits she's talking about are average for the Swiss, they're to be expected wherever you work by default and they're not just for tech industry workers.