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! 😊

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Hello friends, Thought of sharing some thoughts with you all, After many application rejections I got a call from company- Tourlane for initial round of discussion, and scheduled on Monday-8.12.25 And I am applying for jobs from India. Just a thought to share with you all.

Hi all, I have been applying for various positions for a while now. So far, I am kind of facing difficulty in rewriting my sentences (whilst making sure ATS keywords are mentioned as well as making sure that it doesn't look copied from JD/keyword stuffed). It would be nice if @Ameenur Rahaman Servarr Basha you could add more sample job applications videos (I have watched your client's video as well), so that it will be easier to follow and have better understanding, so far writing "What I have to offer..." section has been my biggest hurdle. Thanks in advance.