Expats Interview On Working & Living In Berlin: How Much Can You Earn In Germany? | The Movement Hub
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- Explore the working life and financial aspects of living in Berlin in this revealing video. Hear directly from expats in various sectors including banking, sales, social work, and more, about the real salaries and living costs in Berlin.
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Wtf... I didn't know it was so bad. I was upset about getting "only" 63k a year in Berlin. Not anymore.
The czech lady got it right, prices are crazy and good luck finding a flat. Food is alright though.
Informative.
I don't get it why any qualified personel would want to work for those salaries in Berlin.
Berlin is cheap, especially rent, when you compare it to other major Western European cities. Its even cheaper than other cities in Germany like Munich and Frankfurt.
And the salaries are proportionally lower as well ;)
Berlin is not cheap, competition and prices are almost at Munich level nowadays. And salaries are not.
The one that came from London is this typical lazy expat
1. The standard for 1-2 room flats is not 1500 eur/m, this is just false, these are the leftover junk flats on immoscout, not the typical flats on the market
2. The salary proposal she got is relatively low, but I can assume, just like housing, she was putting little effort to aim for something decent.
3. Unfortunately this has to do with what the american said - Germans appreciate credentials over competence, at least when it comes to hiring. This is absurd but understandable, it's hard to assess the competence of a candidate, while credentials are more or less verifiable and actionable.
To the American guy, you are friendly invited to move back to US. What a disrespectful behaviour! What an unpleasant person.
What makes you think that? Didn’t perceive him like you
Agree. The guy from the States might be right, but he says it in a horrible way, and comes across as not good.
@@josephroberts7374I think he is quite funny and very realistic.
But he has a point, Germany is obsessed with credentials and not competence. This makes sense because it's extremely hard to asses competence.
Also "go back to your country" is the lowest of the low, he doesn't ask you or anybody else where to live, keep these stupid, stupid opinions to yourself Markus
The American should apply for an acting job, might be better qualified. Overly dramatic - taking a victim mindset in any country will never serve you, especially not for migrants moving to the US. Grow up.