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This is the true history of Germany and the Nazis. archive.org/details/AdolfHitlerTheGreatestStoryNEVERToldParts127TGSNTtvYouTubeviaTorchbrowser.com
I can't kind a proper job in Germany. I've spend so much on perfecting my Resume and having a professional Photo. All today's standards and smaller Anschreibungen to get the HR manager to read it but it brought 0 results.
In one year I've sent over 100 job applications and I got just one interview for a low position which I didn't get.
I search in Düsseldorf, Berlin and Köln. I have employed 3 career advisors with no luck. I have a Xing, LinkedIn, Stepstone and Agentur für Arbeit account but NOBODY seems to be interested in someone with a BA and a Master in Financial Management.
I apply for Praktikum and they think I am too old for this and this "right" belongs to 22 year old students who just finished their education at the University.
I am stuck guys as an unemployed and highly educated individual begging for a job on my field but this country has no problem pushing me to the unemployment and making it SUPER easy for me to keep staying unemployed.
They just made it SUPER difficult to find a job and then they complain that they can't find candidates and there is a MAJOR shortage of skilled professionals.
If you ask me, they prefer to have a job-vacancy open for decades instead of employing someone who is less than perfect.
I know exactly what you mean.
I have also came Germany as master student (my major was IT) and after graduation It took me 6 months to find a job. I had to accept the low salary (really low) to start working in Germany. I have been working for the same company for like 4 years and It is global company. (where work gets done in English) My salary has been not increased but the good thing is I am gathering experience + job related certifications to move out from Germany next year
My suggestion would be to keep applying for English speaking companies and try to get some job related certificate If you can (you know Germans are obsessed with paperwork and certification) Then eventually, you would find something. I wish you all the best and fingers crossed for you
I know all about certifications. Quite expensive but also financed by the state if you are unemployed. They just don't guarantee better career prospects. It depends on the field.
Working experience is a huge plus and having degrees without experience.... you can throw these degrees out the window. Any individual with a worthless Ausbildung will be a better candidate.
Please stay strong, I have bio German friends who don't find anything either now with Corona they are very reluctant with their budgets but I have the same experience. They either want a native German rich kid type called Felix or Johannes in boss position without any competencies or they want low paid highly skilled foreigners as employees ... but hey surprise they see that you are actually more qualified than idiot Felix! So you won't get the position!
Don’t worry, the Germans will have you cleaning rooms or some other low paying job real soon. That’s what they are good at! Ruining your life and career. Soon after enough time has passed nobody will hire you anywhere. That’s how you know this country has really fornicate you in your ass. Get out of this place before it’s too late for you.
The whole of Germany is over-rated, and I'm over Germany, Seen one city or town, you've seen them all. Boooooorrrring. If I go back to Europe it will be to Italy, the most interesting and beautiful country in Europe and fun loving people. Don't get me started on the food, TDF. Beautiful, funny, and charming women.
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www.reddit.com/r/Munich/comments/7b7yi0/munich_the_toughest_city_in_europe_for_expats_and/
so basically, one expat moves to munich, hates it and decide to leave after 3 months.
he shares his feelings, and those are the answer he receives. I think it says enough about this country
to put things in perspective, here is a similar discussion, on a different country: www.reddit.com/r/helsinki/comments/69mkuv/fatally_bored_in_helsinki/
.... here nobody is insulting the OP, but trying to be helpful.
just imagine what would have happened is somebody posted the exact same thing about Borelin.
Customer Service is non-existence, I am trying to ask for my invoice from Timberland Dusseldorf. And they hang the phone on the middle of conversation and speak in a rude way to me! WTH, could they do that?! to their customer!?
Partying in Berlin:100 “friends”
Decide to stop partying: 2 friends
German love growing... I had my wisdom tooth yanked out last thurs. it has become infected or whatever, so I have pain in my ear and jaw. Read online the dentists should apply a medicine and it takes effect after 15 min and pain goes away. Just went to same clinic now and she was a monster. She said only my own dentist surgeon can treat me (?) even though she was a fully qualified dentist. Then she just flushed it out 10 seconds and sent me with antibiotics on my way... in pain
Germans dont open up easily but if you get a German friend, you get a friend for life.
Discuss.
Not just about friendship.Family bonding,Relationship too.Yesterday together next day totally stranger.Abandon kids if he or she found a new lover.But even that love does not last long and end with some reason which is so normal for a couple.The system in Germany is really good but it has to be good because they don't care each other.So for friendship???What can I expect while they discard spouse,parents and own kids so easily in order to seek their "Happiness"?
Just one example why very few people ever really learn German. translate.google.com/
What I most hate about Germany is that they have no idea that they are no longer great or important.
They are haughty, boring and arrogant.
Went to the Supermarket. You all know. Don't need to even type further. But I will try. The journey to the 'Supermarket' i.e. the cramped shop where no one actually works except 3 incompetent old east german women who hate people in general. Oh and 'food' is stacked up and not taken out of cardboard containers. The walk there in the sludge, with every Berliner walking towards you from the back/front/side/diagonal. No spatial awareness or care for his fellow man. The stares, despite not doing anything to garner such attention. Then there is Arrival. Security disapproval looks. For a country that prides itself on order, there is none. Nothing makes sense and so much is mouldy or missing from the shelves. Need help? Forget it. No one to ask. If you do ask you will be met with tuts and irritation or plain ignorance. Oh and staff will push you out the way or grumble at you while they stock shelves because you know that is their job and they are more important than you the indirect wage-payer. Get to the 3 cash desks open and no one helps, other customers are willing to sell their mum to jump the queue. Btw side note: Germans actually think they (themselves) are polite. Something goes wrong with the scanning... so instead of calling another member of staff, they get up and leave the checkout and disappear for 5 mins. Because there is always a shortage of staff at one time as Germans are too tight to have adequate customer service, customer service. Let me say this again. Cu-sto-mer Serrrrvice. You complete pleb of a country.
THIS. I cannot count any more how often I was hit by grumpy staff stocking the shelves. However I think poor staff is absolutely not to blame for the stress. It's true that no supermarket has any more than 3 employees present no matter the size. It is the Lidl and Aldi "Discounter pioneers" billionaires' fault to establish this business spirit to save money at all costs. Employees are obliged to stock the shelves during normal working hours to avoid extra costs for night shifts. They are also obliged to clean the floors themselves in smaller supermarkets while still running a counter around 9 pm. They are cleaning the floor and whenever someone appears at the counter they need to rush there and go back cleaning ... and back to the counter again. I can only imagine how stressful it must be to work there. Shame on this business culture!
OP here: I went again to Supermarket today, more fool me, and felt like the staff a) do not know how to navigate around other human beings... much like all Germans. I observed one making all the wrong decisions so she was in the way of the shoppers. This explained why I have the constant feeling I am in everyone's way. Back in England I never felt like this, nor anywhere else. Yeah, sure sometimes we accidentally get in people's way- it is normal... but here I think the beasts are either brainless in their calculations or just do it to piss you off in a sick game.
Doesn't it drive you mad when all the workers stomp towards you with those metal cages... during peak times. Not just one. Today I counted 4 that I seemed to be in the way of. Why is it so hard? Am I the only one feeling like a gladiator having to dodge the metal cages hurtling towards me with Steffen or Bettina scowling and their relentless determination to walk into us and get cross when we want to get into a fridge... to BUY something because it is a S H O P.
OP: Yes I recall doing the same job in Oz and Berlin, which was a receptionist at a hostel working nightshifts and the amount that was required of me in the berlin hostel was 4-5 times more arduous. German management want blood for the same money I was paid in Oz. All for nothing and stress. This explains why germans smoke and drink so much coffee. The pressure from management. So I agree with you it is not steffen and bettina's fault as such. They are understaffed and required to do way too much. And we all suffer as the customer, and there is no other option. We all lose.
They have this weird thing going of happen to be there. Like a supposed to attitude. They feel it's ok to be in the way because they happen to be there. You can see this type of stuff even in the football club Union. They often play so collectively that the strikers don't even aim lol, they take it as it comes. It has its good sides and it also has something really dumb. Certainly is not anything overall good.