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There's the first step - learn German! Whilst there area few places where English is the norm (ESA is one), you'll not get far without good German, Germany is a bureaucrats delight and you'll need German just for the paperwork....Saidi Reddy wrote:Do you know any consultancy names or job sites, i have searched in net but most of them are in german language...
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Not just that, but it's going to be unpleasant living in a country where you don't speak the language. Of course people do it all the time, but it's not fun for them. Even though people in Germany in some professions and some offices might speak perfectly good English at work, they won't generally choose to speak it after hours, and all your dealings with officialdom - not to mention more humdrum things like shopping, calling the plumber, etc - will need to be largely in German.Wanderer wrote:There's the first step - learn German! Whilst there area few places where English is the norm (ESA is one), you'll not get far without good German, Germany is a bureaucrats delight and you'll need German just for the paperwork....Saidi Reddy wrote:Do you know any consultancy names or job sites, i have searched in net but most of them are in german language...
Saidi
I would agree with that from what I've observed, although I speak German so lack of English isn't really a problem.Dawie wrote:My experience in Germany has been that in general Germans aren't particularly good English speakers. Certainly not as good as the Dutch and Scandinavians.