English speaking jobs in Germany

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🇩🇪The good news is that YES, it IS POSSIBLE to find English speaking jobs in Germany. I work in English speaking job. In 2023, English speaking jobs are just limited to IT.

🇩🇪Yes, Germany has its lowest level of unemployment since just after reunification. But for every English-speaking job, there will be a high demand unless it’s an extremely rare and sought after skill. Also bear in mind that many young Germans have lived abroad as part of their studies or early professional career, so the country doesn’t exactly have a shortage of natives who speak English.

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most important things you need to consider as you begin your journey.

🇩🇪It Depends On The Role And The Industry
✅Some industries and job types are by nature less dependent upon language skills. You’re less likely to need fluent German if you work as a programmer or software engineer than if you work in a client or customer-facing role such as Sales & Marketing or Procurement, dealing primarily with German-speaking clients

🇩🇪It Depends On The Size Of The Company
✅Larger multinationals are more likely to adopt English as the international language of business. This not only applies to foreign corporations but also some larger German firms too.Some of the largest German multinationals, such as the recent well-documented example of Volkswagen, are officially English speaking. Many more, such as Adidas and BASF, may not be officially but have certain departments or job functions which work primarily in English.

🇩🇪 It Depends On The Seniority Of The Position
✅This is arguably the most critical factor.
The rule of thumb is: The more senior the role, the less important it is to be fluent in German, especially in multinational, foreign-owned companies.

🇩🇪 Depends On Your Experience
✅Perhaps I’m stating the obvious here but it’s going to be easier for an experienced candidate to bag an English speaking job than a fresh university graduate.

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