I guess it's the same in Germany that one vacation a year must be at least 14 days in the row. The rest of vacation days (out of 28 days in total usually; at least here in Estonia) you can take even one by one if you can agree so with the employer.
@@СмартСамс-э6ч many people maybe, but certainly not many Germans. Never met a german who wants less vacation and free time every day. And as soon as the expenses of a decent life are covered most germans give up on chasing the additional Euro if it means more work ... I often have people decline a raise when it ment to add workhours, even if those additional hours are payed with a bonus. Companies complain a lot about this german mentality, especially foreign ones which try to do business in Germany.
@@flopunkt3665 wtf you are on about? its those "baby boomers" who got the drive for shorter work weeks rolling again after the WW2 intermission. „Samstags gehört Vati mir!“ - 'saturdays dad belongs to me!' is a famous 50s slogan of the union fight for the reintroduction of shorter 40h work weeks ... the german working class always were for short workdays/weeks and this got nothing to do with hardworking, as shortening the work hours actually raised productivity in germany. There isnt a single generation of german workers who wanted to work long and hard, the successful fight to shorten work goes back to the late 1910s and with the exception of wartime economies this fight never went out of fashion in Germany. its just silly to project this baby boomer nonsense onto Germany, here we dont have such generational divides in the working class ... thats just populistic nonsense in total ignorance to history.
Its what they say in public, they won't say bad things about Germany because its not polite. If you are Korean and talk to them in private, completely different POV will be presented. From Koreans I know only those who work in creative industries want to stay in Germany, because competition is much lower here.
As of right now, we are also looking for skilled workers. I get job ads for electricians promising salaries of 4000€ per month, 13 wages per year and benefits on a regular bases. You can also move to Germany and start an apprenticeship, but German skills are mandatory for that.
Well we also value work experience over certifications and diplomas. However, for foreigners to get a work/residence permit from the government, there needs to be tangible proof of qualification and only official diplomas - that also need to get nostrification by educational authorities - fulfill this requirement.
'Rechtssicherheit' (there's a word for you non-German speaking folks out there😂) can't be valued enough. It's the basis of every societal interaction. And beer, of course...😂❤🍻
My Spanish and Italian colleagues work harder than Germans. Also because they are quite excluded by Germans, and have more time to work instead of gossiping in the kitchen. But Germans still think its they who are most hard working
I am glad you are back.
Charming interviews as ever, loved it !
Aww danke :)
According to German law, the employee has to be granted at least two weeks of vacation in a row, to really relax and to "recharge the batteries".
i thought its 22 days a year minimum
I guess it's the same in Germany that one vacation a year must be at least 14 days in the row. The rest of vacation days (out of 28 days in total usually; at least here in Estonia) you can take even one by one if you can agree so with the employer.
@@kristjanoinus yes, very similar.
@@b2w4life64 the minimum in Germany is 4 weeks, depending on your working days a week this are at least 4 to 24 days a year.
I'm so happy for the Korean guy for escaping his country's horrible working conditions.
Compare salaries and expenses in Korea and Europe and many people would be happy to work in Korea and have short time vacation.
@@СмартСамс-э6ч many people maybe, but certainly not many Germans. Never met a german who wants less vacation and free time every day. And as soon as the expenses of a decent life are covered most germans give up on chasing the additional Euro if it means more work ... I often have people decline a raise when it ment to add workhours, even if those additional hours are payed with a bonus. Companies complain a lot about this german mentality, especially foreign ones which try to do business in Germany.
@@diedampfbrasse98the baby boomers in Germany were quite different. A lot of them were very hardworking.
@@flopunkt3665 wtf you are on about? its those "baby boomers" who got the drive for shorter work weeks rolling again after the WW2 intermission.
„Samstags gehört Vati mir!“ - 'saturdays dad belongs to me!' is a famous 50s slogan of the union fight for the reintroduction of shorter 40h work weeks ... the german working class always were for short workdays/weeks and this got nothing to do with hardworking, as shortening the work hours actually raised productivity in germany.
There isnt a single generation of german workers who wanted to work long and hard, the successful fight to shorten work goes back to the late 1910s and with the exception of wartime economies this fight never went out of fashion in Germany.
its just silly to project this baby boomer nonsense onto Germany, here we dont have such generational divides in the working class ... thats just populistic nonsense in total ignorance to history.
Its what they say in public, they won't say bad things about Germany because its not polite. If you are Korean and talk to them in private, completely different POV will be presented.
From Koreans I know only those who work in creative industries want to stay in Germany, because competition is much lower here.
Please keeps on making frequently videos
Yo man 🖖. Missed your videos
Danke!
Wow, honestly your view watching these guys is more than enough! but I will put this towards our next video :D
@@yourtruebrit This should be for all your work! Grüße aus Hagen/Westfalen !
Our true Brit. Weather seems almost as hot as you. 😅
Great you're back!
Haha I will always be back :D
@@yourtruebritI thought 2 hours before where is he?😂
Youve got to use the Augen. Points at ears. This guy cracks me up. Love the positivity
Genau 😜
it was about time for a new video.
Really enjoy watching your video’s, keep up the good work
You should work for DW. You are awesome
That’s an awesome idea
As of right now, we are also looking for skilled workers. I get job ads for electricians promising salaries of 4000€ per month, 13 wages per year and benefits on a regular bases. You can also move to Germany and start an apprenticeship, but German skills are mandatory for that.
I have a friend coming from Ukraine who is an engineer and amazingly smart. Could you share more about your position?
@@kevinjomes5753no he should go back to Ukraine and fight for the war being pushed on the rest of us.
What a cruel and inhumane thing to write@@wulfsorenson8859
Also make some videos on how to emprove german language like you,you speak very fluent
Try watching German TV
The Pakistani man saying "sometimes nicht - not so good" made me smile for some reason .
Hey what camera u guys use? Love the colors!
sony a7s3 mit sony GM F2.8 :)
@@yourtruebrit thanks keep up the good work!
A video on studying in germany vs anywhere else! hahaha
i cannot wait for the next video
I would like to see a video like this in Berlin❤️
Biggest million questions is
Well we also value work experience over certifications and diplomas. However, for foreigners to get a work/residence permit from the government, there needs to be tangible proof of qualification and only official diplomas - that also need to get nostrification by educational authorities - fulfill this requirement.
Work less, work smarter.
'Rechtssicherheit' (there's a word for you non-German speaking folks out there😂) can't be valued enough. It's the basis of every societal interaction. And beer, of course...😂❤🍻
hope u got the permissions for the drone shots - that could get u in big trouble
What do british women think of german men??
bro finally😭
Korean guy's English ist sehr gut
Also make videos on ACCA IS UK Based and i have ACCA obu degree
Do not order ohter people or this content-creator around. You can ask and say "please" but your way of expression is really highly impolite
@@urboshibhattacharyya635 but i successfuly approuched your mom in like manner
Where were you?😅
I had to regain my confidence, was a very dark two months to say the least :D. Hope your doing well ;)
Great 😊 we need more videos 😂
@@yourtruebrit Well, if you lost your confidence, why not travelling thru Germany again?
There's more than Munich.
@@peter_meyer Yeah I live in the country side in Germany. Just being with nature is best. I hope your doing good ;)
@@yourtruebrit get your team through Germany. Cologne, Leipzig, Hamburg,....
I will come in 2024 intake
stay where you are. it is better. we do not need such impolite expats like you are
No you won’t
Wrong anthem in the beginning 😅😂
The Korean guy explained it perfect...Germans aren't only good workers
My Spanish and Italian colleagues work harder than Germans. Also because they are quite excluded by Germans, and have more time to work instead of gossiping in the kitchen.
But Germans still think its they who are most hard working
@@tatjana7008 well, you're in their country so...some sense of aloofness makes sense too..
Best regards from Pakistan 🙂
you’re
Nice video. But you really gotta change that hairstyle man, doesn‘t fit to your skull shape.
Ask them how to make girlfriend there's bro
Be polite. That's the trick. Like in all countries.
you are a highly impolite person. and a totally randy guy. German Women will flee from you
send some Dickpics