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> If you move to Germany at some point you need to learn German, don't you? "At some point" - absolutely. What bothers me, and this is visible in every layer o
by nixass 2y ago
> If you move to Germany at some point you need to learn German, don't you?
"At some point" - absolutely.
What bothers me, and this is visible in every layer of German bureaucracy, is that you're expected to be fluent in it from day one, navigate paperwork like a native, otherwise you'll be frowned upon very quickly. Now add to this the talent that wants to move in and start inventing or kick off a startup. Not gonna happen. Ohh, and not to mention German archaic view on education and workforce (non)mobility between sectors if one chooses so
- mytailorisrich 2y agoWell, it is actually also possible to learn the language, at least to a level, before moving to the country, and to take lesson as soon as you arrive, too. The expected, normal way is that a foreigner adapts, not the other way round.