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If you know someone who's already working in Germany or you're able to hook up with someone, it shouldn't take long to connect you with companies that are looki
by emsy 12y ago
If you know someone who's already working in Germany or you're able to hook up with someone, it shouldn't take long to connect you with companies that are looking for employees.
You don't need to write applications in German, since most people in Germany with higher education are able and willing to communicate in English. Existing German knowledge and willingnes to pick up the language are of course an advantage.
Another way to find work is to look for German companies operating in the US and trying to get in touch with someone who works there. For example, my previous employer operated at construction sites in India which helped some of my collegues to get in touch with them. If you already know in which sector you want to work, you can find companies and apply unsolicited or search their websites for job offerings. Job ads on German websites are typically placed under the keywords:
Karriere, Stellenangebote, Unternehmen, Karriere, Jobs. If you have any questions feel free to ask.