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Looking for a job in Germany

... or at least a job i can do based in Germany. At the moment i'm working for Lionbridge, but looking for another source of income. Telework on the computer only.
Any idea is welcome! :)

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  • Jenny484
    Jenny484 Posts: 42 Forumite
    Hi,

    depends on what you want to do and whether you speak German or not. I came to live in the UK from Germany over 5 years ago now. I often get approached by German companies via LinkedIn as it states on my profile that I speak German.

    Other than that I would have a look at the German equivalent of Monster or approach employment agencies in Germany.

    I would still say it's is difficult for someone who doesn't speak German to find a job in Germany but it can work. I have a friend working for a large organisation who just got transferred to Germany so that is another option: looking for a job in a British company that has strong ties to Germany and hoping for a transfer.
  • sideshow_2
    sideshow_2 Posts: 16 Forumite
    Jenny484 wrote: »
    Hi,

    depends on what you want to do and whether you speak German or not. I came to live in the UK from Germany over 5 years ago now. I often get approached by German companies via LinkedIn as it states on my profile that I speak German.

    Other than that I would have a look at the German equivalent of Monster or approach employment agencies in Germany.

    I would still say it's is difficult for someone who doesn't speak German to find a job in Germany but it can work. I have a friend working for a large organisation who just got transferred to Germany so that is another option: looking for a job in a British company that has strong ties to Germany and hoping for a transfer.

    Hey,

    thanx for your reply. I'm a native speaker, but find it hard to find work online (from home). Someone just gave me the advice to use LinkedIn as well - so i might give it a try! :)
    Other job markets i check regularly.
  • Mistral001
    Mistral001 Posts: 5,445 Forumite
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