#2 The importance of the German language | GIC+ weekly meet-up

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[@prashanthka]

Role Play means you will be given a set of questions and assign you a Role (exL, Project Manager, Scrum Master, Developer, Product Owner, etc). So they Judge how you solve those questions w.r.t the Role you are applying for.

[@GermanyIsCalling]

Thanks for the clarification Prashanth. The question is why you should do this role play if you are applying for a single role. E.g: Developer. In that case, role play is simply acting as a developer in the team and then explaining how you will react to an incident like a production bug. Isn't it?

[@prashanthka]

@@GermanyIsCalling Yes i gave many Roles as example. In Interview they get Role play based on the Role candidate is applying. its like aptitude and how best he/she can solve the use cases they ask.

[@robins9850]

What level of German language proficiency would be sufficient to apply for jobs posted in German ? Would it be adequate to have a B2 level for such jobs or one has to have a native level (C1/C2) fluency?

[@GermanyIsCalling]

Usually B2 or C1 is expected for such jobs