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    Why you won’t find a job in Germany (and how to stand out)



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    4. @viratchauhan1561 on

      ​Absolutely ​@ahsanfinance your are spot on.
      Germany only needs skilled workers. White collar jobs like IT or engineering its very difficult. Infact next to impossible for foreigners in the current situation. Any one looking to get jobs in Germany should do their thorough research before taking the plunge. Good luck.

    5. @sameeranchalia6282 on

      First of all, Great Video Bro.
      I was Actually planning to Study for Master's in Automotive Engineering from Germany, but after seeing the current scenarios I am a bit doubtful whether I should really go for it or avoid it.
      What do you think is it the right time to pursue for Master's specially in Automotive Sector and also the possibility to look for Job's after Graduation ?

    8. @Zafran.00 on

      Brother i am currently business studie student. So, can you tell me 5 best public university in Germany. Because i plan to complete my Bachelor degree than master's degree in Germany . please reply me…

    9. @pilter34 on

      Well, the trend I have seen in companies these days, in Munich, is that working students are cheaper to hire. So many Werkstudent positions are available these days without any German requirements

    12. @rajeshk9175 on

      I am an IT Business Analyst with 10+ years experience in North America(US and Canada). 4 years as an Automotive BA. I am a Canadian citizen. I sometimes think about coming to Germany after 2 years and work there too for 5-10 years. German language is a bit of a barrier. Do companies hire IT BAs with no German knowledge?

    15. @helloworld2696 on

      laid off in december 2023. as i got some compensation first couple of months i travelled and did not apply for jobs thinking i would start in july/august to apply and start somewhere in september/october. it didnt quite turn out this way. i faced massive amount of rejections mainly at late stages, 3 times at the final interview there i realized how dire the market was. besides that salaries are lower than my former job.

      then i changed strategy and only focused on companies that posted the job not long ago(before it gets competitive), looking for people already in germany, not providing relocation packages and visas where im a good fit. that worked well and i got an offer after a week of change of strategy in december 2024.

    16. @hellolife007 on

      Can anyone help deciding us to select between germany or Australia. In both states we qualify for skill shortage being an architect and husband civil engineer.
      We were recommend to learn b2 and than go to Germany and look for jobs. I'm afraid that this won't end up wasting time and securing a job gets hard being a foreigner there ..

    19. @Machariatalk on

      I got an admission for a Master’s in International and development economics and hope to enter into research or related fields , what would you advice? What certifications should i get and are there opportunities?

    26. @lifeofanitha4814 on

      They need someone to fill the gap for senior's to maintain their pension fund. Who they need are labourers on low pay jobs and non-IT. Considering major challenge of increasing rent, daily lifestyle expenses. It is so difficult for those labourers as they get paid so less. Especially they have huge immigration problem who are dependent on govt from war effects which is a financial messed up. More people Germany live on government social security leaving behind huge tax impacts on earnings. Hard working employees should suffer. They are making life hell for one who works.

    29. @HueManConsciousness on

      Dear Sir, there are Tons of Jobs that noone wants to do coz they are so badly paid that its basically no difference if you work or lay down into germanies "Social Hängematte" 🤷‍♂️

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