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>In Germany, it is not accepted very well if someone changes jobs frequently. That's why this conservativism made Germany a world leader in successful softwar
by ChuckNorris89 4y ago
>In Germany, it is not accepted very well if someone changes jobs frequently.
That's why this conservativism made Germany a world leader in successful software companies. /s
- ido 4y agoWell, that’s not something OP can easily change. But as someone working in Germany I’d say unless it’s literally a string of jobs you stayed in for less than a year each it’s not an issue- it is quite normal in software to switch jobs every 2-4 years.
- cageface 4y agoGermany is a world leader in music production software. Not sure why they seem to excel in that category in particular.
- ChuckNorris89 4y agoGermany's Mittelstand has leaders in many niches, but, as I discovered, those niches tend to pay SW devs less than CRUD or mobile app devs earn in SW focused companies, since the market of those niches is already old and saturated so the economics are similar to that of a zero sum game with minimal space for growth.
- WesolyKubeczek 4y agoThere's this one called SAP...