If you’ve recently landed a job in Germany, you’re no doubt excited about the prospect of relocating and beginning your new employment. Yet there are some logistical steps involved in packing up your household and moving to a new country. Fortunately, these don’t have to be overly burdensome – as long as you have the […]
Congratulations! You landed a job in Germany and are about to enter the workforce here in Germany. We will give you some tips to help you avoid any first day blunders at your new job. 1. What to Du? It may seem like you have a relaxed boss at your new job in Germany, which […]
A persuasive job application including a cover letter is a must in Germany—a resume alone is not enough. Read further to find out how to write a great German cover letter that will leave a good impression on your potential employer. 1. German Cover Letter: Resumes aren’t enough In other countries, a resume is often […]
You’ve found an apartment in Germany and signed a rental contract—now you need to take care of a few last things before that apartment can truly be home. From getting internet to registering your address, we have compiled the most important to-dos you’ll need to check off your list. 1. Choose your Internet provider As […]
An apartment viewing is your chance to leave a lasting impression with the landlord, so that he ultimately decides to give you the flat. Below we have collected tips regarding apartment viewings in Germany, to help you increase your chance of landing your dream apartment. The apartment viewing is your chance to make a good […]
In the German job market, skills and expertise are, of course, the foundation for a successful career. But as we are in constant contact with other people, it is also important how professionals present themselves. Your personal appearance may be as decisive for your career in Germany as something on your resume. The goal for […]
n his last interview with Employland, 27-year-old Shyam M. Ramaprasad from Mysore, India, who is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management at the Kühne Logistics University (KLU) in Hamburg, shared his experience of preparing for studying in Germany. In this post: How to find a place to live in Germany. Employland: Shyam, […]
Expats starting work in Germany are often frustrated when they realize that their net income is much smaller than expected. However, this is the price for the German social security system, that is Germany’s outstanding social benefits, such as paid maternity and paternity leave, sick pay, and retraining after an accident on the job. In […]
Did you just arrive in Germany? Not knowing certain rules, regulations or norms may cause you as an expat some trouble. What you should know to avoid 5 common banana skins for newcomers to Germany. A Guest Commentary by James Meads, author of the website LiveWorkGermany. 1. The Customer Is Not King The Germans may be […]
Congratulations! Your hard work paid off: you landed the interview, impressed the employer, and now have been offered a job. The only thing separating you from your new desk? The employment contract. Below we give you an overview of a German contract and what to look out for before you sign. Fixed-term or Permanent Employment […]
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