English Jobs in Germany 🇩🇪 Foreigners share their salary realities!
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- Опубліковано 5 тра 2024
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⏱️ Timestamps:
00:01 - Introduction
00:16 - Kannik, Chemical Engineer from India
00:57 - Laura, Project Manager from Germany
01:25 - Alan, Project Manager from Pakistan
02:28 - Aragubir, IT Specialist from India
02:52 - Sarrah, Electrical Engineer from Iran
03:42 - Ekarina from Russia
04:03 - Youssef, AI professional from Egypt
04:30 - Lino, Salesman from Guatemala
04:54 - Shantanal, finance worker from India
05:24 - Saransh, Data Engineer from Sri Lanka
05:58 - Sauri Agura, Trainee from Japan
06:17 - Srini, Machine Learning Engineer from India
Don't fool people with positive experiences. It is low chance and difficult to find a job in Germany with B2 German not saying with English alone. It is possible in some fields like IT though. Additionally, the German hiring mentality is not flexible when it comes to your experience abroad; especially in the Building sector for example. Please be real guys.
I see that it is possible to find English speaking jobs as long as you speak German too😅
Lol😂
Facts 😂
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Thank you for the interviews . Very good job.
I have worked for 10 years in telecommunications sector and project management but I am not getting good offers because of my German language unfortunately
Learning german open your doors. I get recruiters and interviews only in german, like they write me every day, if i was just able to speak english maybe only 30% recruiters would contact me.
And you dont need to speak perfect, i speak with many errors and write incorrect and they still are interested. They are ok if you can communicate in an advance level, must not be perfect.
Don't look at the shinny numbers. Right now there are layoffs all around, competition is very high and it is crazy impossible to find a job in tech as a senior engineer let alone a junior one. Most expats are crazy scared/hectic for being let go. I hope there will be also some videos about the dark side of the tech jobs especially for the people who does not hold permanent residence or German citizenship
yeah well its the same with all the countries. Sad time to be a fresher for sure
As my experience it difficult to get English job
Better at least German B1
only 10 percent chance to get english, thats why many people leave Germany
@@alirezaabdi7204 yes
The main problem is language and some area are discrimination
very few areas are possible. but thanks god i left germany after 2 years of being sad @@naomiyana
Hi,is it for any kind of accupation(please skip IT and software i know their status)?
can someone a chance witha a b1 german and fluent english find a jop in logistics & supply chain?
@@alirezaabdi7204now where are you?
This is very interesting, more part of the People speak two or more languages in Europe, but English is sufficient for daily in more part of the jobs.
depending on the location, in Hamburg, Munich, berlin yes, other location/state english jobs are rare
depending again on the job:) But in general speaking only English is a drawback
Hey guys it's good to hear from you, so can I have a video over who is working in the construction industry as a civil Engineer in Germany and how much he is getting paid....make a video on that
People seem to be very open in discussing their salary, but great job guys:)
That’s how it should be
its possible if you're got a masters in a relevant field and actually have better than germans experience or you're willing to work for less than what a german wants
And here I am, working as a mech, doing double what germans are.
No, they don’t pay you less, the payment is Germany is standardized by the union based on titles and expirience. And the range salary is public you can see how much your pairs are making and ask why. To get a Job visa you have to make the same salary as your German pairs bspw. If they make 3000€ you have to make as much to get your working visa
@@valeriebowie6481 that is the biggest lie in the world. It is the case for medical workers that have a union contract, but not for other industries.
im a physician im speaking from my experience and he said relevant field I didnt know that in other fields is different.@@enaniux182
I lived in Germany for 1990 to 1993...I studied there n left at the age of 7.are there any chances to get in Germany on these grounds
Tell me to where to find these english jobs
, plz ask about Finance related Jobs in Germany work life, Salary n growth in Finance Domain. Please its my Humble request
Good job.i wanna go Germany for higher study.your informative videos will help me very much.
If you are into Tech .. there are jobs for you in germany especially in berlin
Hi All ,can someone a chance witha a b1 german and fluent english find a jop in logistics & supply chain?
Hedelberg printing machine operator any job available
My husband having 19 years of experience in banking and finance struggling to find English speaking job from 7 months didn't get shortlisted from recruiters single time ..... I don't think your video ll work for all
is labour shortage in Germany a myth?
never met a German with money and now I know why :D And they are probably even talking brutto and not taking into consideration costs. The only reason why they are outside is they can save money on heating when they walk out.
you know that the cost of living is extremely low in Germany, compared to the US for example, right? I barely see people living paycheck to paycheck here, whereas a lot of my co-workers in the US are actually having trouble to save up money.
@@shervink8998 far from low especially if you're making as the 1 guy 100k, they tax you about 45% for that kind of salary + you got high renting cost if you want something decent and peaceful. i mean obviously the 1 guy is thriving better than someone with a 40k salary but still the german state takes a lot in taxes
@shervink8998 ok but in the us you can actually buy a home or multiple houses in germany that's impossible
@@moniho6907 The average German buys a house to live in it for his entire life, and then pass it on to their children. They have a very different mind set than Americans. The American buys a house as a stepping stone to something bigger. So it seems to me the average German is more family orientated whereas the American is more money orientated. I definitely prefer the German way of life.
To fully understand the German mind set in terms of lifestyle you have to actually live over there for some time to understand their way of life. Then it will make sense to you why they are happy with one house only.
What least language level would easily get u work in German besides your experience
For our daughter sake we want to come to Germany pls
Seriously getting a job in German has struck hard on me .. Tech lead with 10 yrs exp from India with 80-90% background with latest Tech stack, moved with family to Germany almost 2 years back , started learning German after that and B2- German certified and can comfortably attend a Job interview in German .. struggling last 5 months more than 60 applications.. rejected at CV screening itself .. atleast if I know what is the lag I can work on it, but I am right now clueless .. 🤷
That's very unfortunate. Here I was planning for a masters in Germany.
Can you share what is your lag? And what advice would you give us juniors? Thanks!
That's very unfortunate. Here I was planning for a masters in Germany.
Can you share what is your lag? And what advice would you give us juniors? Thanks!
He is working as Gm Ina chemical firm🎉
I'm looking job opportunity in Germany however all employers looking for Germany mandatory.
yes speaking only English is a drawback
I would like to know how to find those jobs. I know bunch of people struggling to get a job in IT field.
Do they have any experience?
Indian Engineering power is just brilliant ❤
Perhaps in tech is easier. I'm a hairstylist and I am trying to find a job in a big city where most German people speak English, but it's so hard to find it. Maybe it's because my level of German language is beginner.
Berlin is your best bet. Older locals there complain about their city being taken over by English language.
@a.r.stellmacher8709 Yes, I heard that in big cities people speak often English. Thank you
Please tell me a German job website
It’s possible if you have a really high qualification
From my experience, a lot of jobs in Germany require fluent German. Most of those interviewed were Engineers, so maybe that field is an exception?
It depends on the city you are in. Munich has a lot of international companies so it’s more possible to get an English speaking job than in rural areas
@@shaclo1512 Munich is one of cities that I'm targeting in my job search, and even though there are a lot of international companies there, about 90% of the jobs I find require not just "ok" German, but "fluent" German. However, I'm a Business Analyst, so again, maybe if I had a different profession, German wouldn't matter as much? And year, I'm sure it would be even more difficult to find English speaking jobs in rural areas.
If you want to grow your channel abroad, get yourself a better tripod as some of your shots made me dizzy to watch due to shaking.
Or just turn on stabilisation
ohhhh hateit throws up
the camera is super shaky thats annoying
Salaries are always inflated in these interviews. No way you are getting 70k as entry level chemical engineer. Perhaps with BASF.
It’s in München
Please Berlin jobs and house rent
apne b apply kiya hai german ka
No jobs in Berlin but high renting prices because of all the unemployed people moving there because of the social benefits
@@shaclo1512 Rubbish
In the health sector is it possible to find english speaking jobs?
I have not found much yet… I am a nurse from the USA…German seems to be a must
@@itsallstraw You can learn German online for free. Just get started.
How do i.learn German
My husband age is 60 can he get job pls
Finland left the chat. 😂
Hello
Thank you for your informative videos aimed at students and professionals seeking job opportunities in Germany.
I'm interested in expanding my business in Germany and would appreciate your assistance. I'm open to providing more information about myself and my business if you're interested. Please reach out to me if this opportunity piques your interest. Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
The truth is that only qualified professionals can work in English, people who have done an ausbildung, such as in nursing, cannot do that, middle management activities up to simple operators must learn the German language, otherwise in the employment office they deny you everything from the entrance.
Now, not even the qualified ones. In tech, 80% require German.
Can anyone help me I have no skills and don't know German language how can I get job
Learn some skill & some German. That's the only way my friend.
You can learn German online for free. Just get started and be serious about it. Also aim for at least some skills.
aalum's name is ALAM in pakistan Pronounded as AAAALUMM not ah-lam
He was a wannabe
After doing masters in finance from Germany , can we get jobs in English language or we have to learn German
Depends on the company you are applying to. Most big international companies have English as their business language. Also a lot of start ups. So if your German is not work proficiency then I would apply to these companies
Please learn the German language... I'm begging u
@@jeffreyantwi1306 till which level is ok
@@shivam-hv8il the basics, A1, isn't bad at all Buh If U have time , B1 Level would be perfect.
@@jeffreyantwi1306 with the help of b1 will I am able to grab a job in finance field
Danger of single story ?
man.. you are scamming people for views. its 0.1 percent chance without german. and you should also interview people who are unable to get a job with english after applying 500 jobs. and getting 60k per year in Munich is on par.
Exactly this is straight up clickbate, I use to live there and it's impossible to get jobs in English, the people are engineers so maybe but regular job it's impossible
I agree. It's possible but not probable.
This is especially bad for people coming with Visum für Arbeitsplatzsuche. I am applying for one at the moment and, albeit my experience + education + little German, still not 100% sure of getting a job within 6-month.
@@moniho6907exactly.. it's a maybe and you don't get the same treat as you would if you speak German
That is not possible, the lies these people tell. These people are engineer, people with normal job its not possible
If you don't speak German, you got 80% less chances.
A lot of South Asians
It doesn’t exist
bullshit
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