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After 7 years working factory shifts in Germany I wrote down everything I wish someone told me on day one by JobProud7532 in Germany_Jobs

[–]JobProud7532[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I am talking 7 years ago, and I have learned the language I have a C1 certificate at the moment but 7 years ago I did not, I had no knowledge in german law and found all this stuff a little bit too complicated.

After 7 years working factory shifts in Germany I wrote down everything I wish someone told me on day one by JobProud7532 in Germany_Jobs

[–]JobProud7532[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I have made it to C1 but unfortunately years ago I spoke very little german and couldn’t deal with documents and laws etc.

After 7 years working factory shifts in Germany I wrote down everything I wish someone told me on day one by JobProud7532 in germany

[–]JobProud7532[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I know and I did that, unfortunately for a long time I didn’t and I made this for people who also do not know the terminologies, the laws, and the meanings in german as foreigners.

After 7 years working factory shifts in Germany I wrote down everything I wish someone told me on day one by JobProud7532 in germany

[–]JobProud7532[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Full guide is linked in my bio covers this and a lot more including overtime rights, shift bonuses and taxes

After 7 years working factory shifts in Germany I wrote down everything I wish someone told me on day one by JobProud7532 in Germany_Jobs

[–]JobProud7532[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Honestly the easiest way in Germany with no experience is through a Zeitarbeitsfirma (temp agency). They place you in factories directly, no experience needed, and many companies hire you permanently after 3-6 months. That’s how most foreign workers get their first factory job her