Getting a Job in Germany with No Experience, Skills, or German Language

[@Smile_Content]

straight to the point and no time wasted! thank you for this video :)

[@zoie.everydayexpat]

Thank you too🥰

[@Why-D]

The first hurdle is always to get an interview.
If you get the job or not is often an issue of how many others applied for this job, and what skills they have and how do you or they fit to the company.
And as you said, don't lie in teh CV or during that interview, as you otherwise can be dismissed afterwards for that.

[@zoie.everydayexpat]

true👏

[@aadilmohan3224]

Thank you Zoie for sharing job hunting tips.I liked the analogy of a water bottle which costs different in different places.

[@zoie.everydayexpat]

Thank you🥰
Zanny(@nagagirlingermany) shared that analogy with me🙌

[@LearnEnglishWithAaron]

As an ESL teacher who used to work in Europe (USA native) but looking/exploring other options on how to return, this video was really helpful, thanks!

[@zoie.everydayexpat]

I’m happy to help💖

[@bennewo]

Thank you for your emotional support!

[@ilhanafdal]

いいですね！私もヨロッパに仕事してみたいなあ。

[@zoie.everydayexpat]

ぜひ🥰

[@ayeshapalak6682]

Hi zoie🦋

[@zoie.everydayexpat]

👋

[@Oggameover]

Any website any agency you share? Where we can find

[@zoie.everydayexpat]

I was mainly using LinkedIn and indeed.
but I found my job by randomly searching on google so I think that’s also worth trying☺️

[@NagaGirlOriginal]

🩷

[@zoie.everydayexpat]

🫶

[@SEJI5371]

kawaii

[@zoie.everydayexpat]

arigato

[@realdomdom]

Irgendwie traurig.