Germans, hilfe!
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31 Dec 2017, 10:03
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Hi all,
As you might know (or not, doesn't matter), I live in Poland, in Gdansk (or Danzig, for the Germans). I work in an international company that provides IT Service to other multinational companies, for which we need people from all over Europe depending on the customer's needs.
In 2018 my company will sign a contract with a well known German car manufacturer, to provide IT support. However, it's currently very difficult to find German speakers in Gdansk/Danzig. So, if I can't find German speakers in Poland, I will try to find them in Germany. Hence, I need your support.
Youth unemployment in Eastern Germany is relatively high, compared to other parts of Germany.
What Facebook-groups or open forums (that are specifically made for job-search) can I post on that might attract young Germans?
Depending on experience and extra relevant skills, my company pays between 6000 and 9000 PLN (which equates to 1500 to 2200 euro gross) monthly, which is not that bad compared to what unskilled German youth makes I think.
So, please let me know any websites/FB groups that you know off.
As you might know (or not, doesn't matter), I live in Poland, in Gdansk (or Danzig, for the Germans). I work in an international company that provides IT Service to other multinational companies, for which we need people from all over Europe depending on the customer's needs.
In 2018 my company will sign a contract with a well known German car manufacturer, to provide IT support. However, it's currently very difficult to find German speakers in Gdansk/Danzig. So, if I can't find German speakers in Poland, I will try to find them in Germany. Hence, I need your support.
Youth unemployment in Eastern Germany is relatively high, compared to other parts of Germany.
What Facebook-groups or open forums (that are specifically made for job-search) can I post on that might attract young Germans?
Depending on experience and extra relevant skills, my company pays between 6000 and 9000 PLN (which equates to 1500 to 2200 euro gross) monthly, which is not that bad compared to what unskilled German youth makes I think.
So, please let me know any websites/FB groups that you know off.
try couchsurfing groups /platforms from german cities
there Im pretty sure you can find young faggots willing to move abroad and mention about polish vodka = insta win
Polish babes
I smell success.
www.linkedin.com (also has an app:LinkedIn.jobs)
www.xing.de
www.staufenbiel.de
www.stepstone.de
www.monster.de
Most of these sites will cost you money to add a job vacancy on it, but it probably might give you visibility...
Good luck and a happy new year ;)
It's for that reason I can't set ads on official websites, as I will mostly need company related information which I am not entitled to provide.
Hence I prefer Facebook groups.
Happy new year as well, and thanks for the help!
not sure about fb groups tbh.
try maybe in stettin since it is direct at the border.
It's for that reason I can't set ads on official websites, as I will mostly need company related information which I am not entitled to provide.
Hence I prefer Facebook groups.
Cost of living was a hell of a lot cheaper where I lived.
Also where I live in Germany now. I did pay 750 for rent and got 240 sqm house with double garage and drive way.
minimum in Germany is around 900 p/m average is around 1300. although it does depend where you work and how much.
When I lived in Wiesbaden I paid 600 for 50 sqm room.
When i worked in england as a senior I was 35 hours. normal loan reps on 30 hours and that classed as full time.
I also did debt resolution and drf certified where we had to keep up to date with income and what people earn, and trust me you go speak to people working average jobs in the north and tell them they are lying about income.
What do you think a full time job is? Because that's where you're misguided.
You have no idea of my background (as is evident from your reply), except that I have earnt more than 1300 a month (which is close to minimum wage).
is a ridiculous argument unless you can back it up with data.
i cracked hahahahahahahaha
burnnnnnn
For example I pay 180 in insurances every month just for medical, a lot of people have these rolled in.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_European_countries_by_average_wage#European_(incl._transcontinental)_countries_by_monthly_average_wage
Also, I am specifically trying to target Eastern German youth, as on average their salaries are lower than their peers in Western Germany, and youth unemployment is currently between 10 and 15% in Eastern Germany. 2000 euro gross is still better than whatever unemployment wage they might be getting.
For those already working, this will probably be not a very tempting offer no.
it may be a joke salary when it comes to living in Germany, but let's say someone decides to stay in PL for a little bit longer... that sounds better, it's like twice of average salary in PL, so you can kind of live a good life here and gain some nice experience as well
grasz w pubg? coraz wiecej nerdow sie bierze za to az sam sie zastanawiam
coś słyszałem i czytalem w CDA o tym pubg, jak chcesz przykarac to moge sie pokusic o pogranie, bo samemu to mi sie nie chce
I guess your salary is too low for anyone in Switzerland.
+1 for linkedin.
I am getting mails for job opportunities from recruiters/companies every 1-2 weeks on linkedin.
a) close vicinity to Poland/Gdansk.
b) relatively high youth unemployment and lower salaries in Eastern Germany compared to Western Germany/Austria.
I (maybe mistakenly) think it's easier for Germans in Dresden/Cottbus/Brandenburg to make the step to cross the border, than it might be for an unemployed youth in Linz, Vienna or Salzburg.
cute...
2000 euro gross in Gdansk, is the same as 3500 euro in Vienna for the same lifestyle (https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?country1=Poland&country2=Austria&city1=Gdansk&city2=Vienna). I am quite sure even in Vienna a lot of young people don't make that much. And I'm not even looking for them, this is aimed at unemployed youth in Eastern Germany.