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Why don't you consider Germany? US is great in terms of taking technological inspirations but I wouldn't want to live there as that would mean working for the l
by aurora72 12y ago
Why don't you consider Germany? US is great in terms of taking technological inspirations but I wouldn't want to live there as that would mean working for the landlords. I've been to Berlin for a year and consider working for any company there (big or small) because the prices (rents, food, travel, entertainment) are low and the incomes (whether salary or hour based) are high and they pay satisfactorily to IT workers. They prefer more enterprise stuff though such as Java and SAP. And in some areas being fluent in German is a requirement. Still, it's worth it, they have more open and straightforward visa applications.
- scottydelta 12y agoBut in the end, the same question arises, where to look for such companies.
- jmnicolas 12y agoIf you don't speak German it's gonna be hard : though they mostly all speak pretty good English (especially in the tech industry), their job boards are mostly all in German.
- rockyj 12y agoSecond this. Moved to Germany over an year ago. Lot of companies looking for programmers. You can find some jobs here - http://berlinstartupjobs.com/ http://berlinstartupjobs.com/ and the super simple visa process here - http://www.make-it-in-germany.com/ http://www.make-it-in-germany.com/