shiftright

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by shiftright 2y ago
It is the experience of every non-german working in Germany and especially in automotive. I'm white fwiw. I probably lost years of my life expectancy just working there. In fact I think the best thing that could happen for the european
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by shiftright 2y ago
scale-ups, some well funded startups, big companies for some roles if you add up bonus, pension, other benefits. Not too many options tbh, and you need a bit of luck, but there are some. It's hard to figure out from the job description
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by shiftright 2y ago
Not too far of but 20% is still significant, and I think even so it would be mostly the top you can get from local companies. Even the Novo/Lego type companies are pretty stingy on IC compensation. There's limited upside, and star
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by shiftright 2y ago
That's more than double what the average company pays a senior dev in Denmark.
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by shiftright 2y ago
There's a different type of homogeneity I think people are referring to. My experience is not proof of anything, I get that. But I've worked closely with both danish and polish people and there's something to be said about a
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by shiftright 2y ago
Might be relative to your baseline, but it's one of the most common complaints I hear among immigrants. Not only that but the huge social pressure to conform especially in work settings.
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by shiftright 4y ago
It bothers me to no end, the goodwill Germany gets online. A bastion of freedom, leader of the free world and all sorts of similar appellatives. But living there you start to realize how creepy everything is.
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by shiftright 4y ago
eh, I'm not talking about the CMS
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by shiftright 4y ago
This site right here is everything that's wrong with the German software industry.