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It shouldn’t be too difficult to find a tech job in Munich (see links below). I am based in the Netherlands (Eindhoven area) and our company is hiring people f
by pieterr 8y ago
It shouldn’t be too difficult to find a tech job in Munich (see links below).
I am based in the Netherlands (Eindhoven area) and our company is hiring people from all over the world. After the initial CV screening, the hiring process consists of a Skype interview. If you get passed that, you’re invited for a visit to meet several people on site. Etc.
What kind of job are you looking for?
[1] http://blog.honeypot.io/munich-tech-map/ http://blog.honeypot.io/munich-tech-map/
[2] http://blog.honeypot.io/9-european-cities-for-tech-jobs-2018/ http://blog.honeypot.io/9-european-cities-for-tech-jobs-2018...
- somewherebound 8y agoThanks for the reply. It is easy enough to find companies and job listings, but it is completely another matter sending an application blind. What would they think of someone from the US applying for a job, without any context? I am almost 10K km from Munich. I have no interest in the Netherlands, London, or anywhere else in the north for many reasons. Although southern Spain is far from "home", I would not mind living there. :)
- LeanderK 8y agoi am not sure why you think it's a problem to apply blindly from the US? I assume you'll metion it. After all, they are looking for someone...