I spent 2 years of my Iife in Germany in this black hole. Reason: No one to guide me at that time, but this is what I did I lived a painful life in Germany. I made mistakes but I learnt a lot. If you wanna grow, never do these mistakes.... 1. Never do Pizza Delivery job 2. Never do Restaurant job 3. Don't be that Moving Guy 4. Don't be a summer worker in production facilities The outcome? Yes, I earned money, but was it worth it? For my future these jobs did not helped directly in any way. I wasted 2 years to figure this out, if you want to avoid those mistake and save your life span

Let’s Learn, Practice & Grow Together! Hi Everyone! Hope you’re all doing great! Since many of us are learning German on our own, I thought it would be amazing to create a WhatsApp group where we can learn together, practice speaking, share resources, solve doubts, and keep each other motivated. 👉Teach Something Small Each member can share a simple tip they know—phrases, grammar shortcuts, pronunciation tricks. Everyone gets to be a teacher! If you’re interested, just drop your number in the comments or DM me, and I’ll add you! 🤝 Looking forward to learning together with all of you!

Hi everyone! I’m thrilled to share that I’ll be traveling to Germany on December 16th, arriving near Stuttgart, to begin my journey in search of a Mechanical Quality Engineer position through the Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte) visa. It’s a big step forward in my career, and I’m both excited and curious about what lies ahead — especially about settling in, understanding the job market, and adapting to life in Germany. If anyone here has already been through this process or is living in or around Stuttgart, I’d really appreciate your tips, advice, or experiences — especially about what to expect before and after landing, how to start networking, and settling into the work culture. Looking forward to connecting and learning from your experiences! 😊

Hello everyone! I'm Jesharin Joe, originally from the beautiful coastal town of Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu, India. I’m currently living in Hamburg, Germany, where I’m pursuing my MSc in International Logistics and Transport Management. I chose to move to Germany because I truly appreciate its emphasis on work-life balance and the stunning natural landscapes. I'm excited to connect with new people, build meaningful friendships, and share this journey with all of you. Wishing you a fantastic day ahead! ✨

My Name Is Thomas, I am from Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu, right now I am pursuing my Master's in Mechatronics in Technical University of Liberec in Czech republic, now I am currently working on my thesis on 4th semester, my main focus is to look job in germany in the Field of Mechatronik and Mechanical and I have studied german language till B1 but no certificate( and I need to backup little bit), and I am a fresher I joined for my master's right after my bachelor's in Mechanical engineering no work experience. So I hope everyone in this community help me with your experience and tips for cracking the interviews.