Job Resources
Searching online job sites is the most efficient and comprehensive
way to begin a job search in Germany from abroad.
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Business and Networking
There are many professional, business and social networking groups
in Germany.
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Employment Trends
The Germany economy is the strongest in Europe and its recent
economic boom is continuing.
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Financial Considerations
Germany is a moderately expensive country in which to live. In a
comparison of the highest living expenses in the EU, Germany comes
in eighth.
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Information Technology
The German Association for Information
Technology estimates that some 10,000 new jobs will be created.
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Resume/CVs
Written applications usually consist of a cover letter, a CV with a
photograph, and copies of written references, certificates and proof
of work experience.
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Engineering
Mechanical engineering is the largest industrial employer in
Germany, making it the most important economic sector.
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Interviewing Advice
Although business can be conducted in English, most companies will
prefer that applicants speak at least some German
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Accounting and Finance
Potential restructuring and takeovers
endanger many banking jobs.
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Work Permits/Visas
Germany is a member of the 15-nation Schengen region, which allows
travelers to receive one visa for travel to all member countries.
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Cultural Advice
Depending on the company culture, staying late at the office is not
necessarily considered a good sign.
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