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Great video. Looking forward to moving to Switzerland in the future. It is my dream. But I got few questions to be answered 1. What is the minimum level of German language proficiency requires to apply for an job? (is it B1) 2. How is the demand for engineers in the information security field (cyber security)
The minimum level is like you said B1 but there are a lot of companies where you can work an speak english. And there is a huge demand in the IT Security field so your chances are very good bro
Hey i'm 31 from Italy. I decided to leave for Switzerland for my own good and i'm a SAP dev. I have a few certs, i'm going to have an interview for a Consulting company in Lugano ( Ticino) for a mid lvl position. i'm not sure how much i should try and ask for the task (dev and managerial). Especially after seeing your videos i think i should propose a base of 130k.. But i'm not too confident. In italy i get paid 45k. id appreciate any kind of suggestion. and please make more videos about it :D
Hi Evem69, thank you so much for watching my video! I'm always happy to entertain you. It always depends on what kind of skill you have. Are you a professional or a senior? You can certainly suggest 130k and see what the company can offer you. I think you can earn really good money in the SAP world. On the other hand, it also depends on the company how much they are willing to pay.
Thanks a lot for your reply!! I've 5 years of exp in SAP various modules... I agree that mostly depends on what the company is willing to spend but if I don't shoot "high" the company certainly will offer me as low as possible, how can I overcome that situation?
Thanks for the video. I'm aiming for a Software Engineer job in Switzerland, but I'm from a non-EU country. Is it challenging to secure a job as a candidate from a non-EU country, especially with only 2 years of work experience as a full-stack software developer? What salary can I anticipate with my experience, and is there a likelihood of visa sponsorship?
Hey my friend, it depends always on the company and their needs as well the budge for salaries. So its really difficult to give you a good respective a correct answere because I have no experience with a non EU case. In the internet are a lot of blogs about your question and you can ready also the gov. Website from Switzerland. I think you need also more work experience my friend. But as I said it depends on the company’s needs 🙏
I'm from germany and highly interested in working in switzerland. I'm still a student however with my only professional experience having an internship at a medium sized IT consulting firm as full stack dev. Would it be possible to find a job directly after graduating or would it be better to get a few years of experience in germany and then look for immigration?
Hi Pepega, bei mir war es damals wie folgt: Ich habe nach meiner Lehre für ungefähr 2 Jahre in Deutschland in einem IT Unternehmen gearbeitet und konnte wirklich gute Erfahrungen sammeln. Danach habe ich mich entschlossen nach IT Jobs in der Schweiz zu suchen. Ich denke, dass es sehr individuell ist und kann mir gut vorstellen, dass du auch direkt nach deinem Abschluss ebenfalls einen Job finden kannst. Klar wäre es immer besser, wenn man bisschen Erfahrung mitbringt, aber es ist kein MUSS. Wenn ich du wäre, würde ich erstmal vielleicht für 2 Jahre in Deutschland gute Erfahrung sammeln und dann den Schritt wagen auszuwandern. Aber wie ich bereits gesagt habe es ist kein MUSS und nur ne persönliche Empfehlung. Die meisten meiner Arbeitskollegen, die ausgewandert sind, haben 2 - 3 Jahre Berufserfahrung in ihrer Heimat gesammelt bevor sie hier her gekommen sind.
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Great video. Looking forward to moving to Switzerland in the future. It is my dream.
But I got few questions to be answered
1. What is the minimum level of German language proficiency requires to apply for an job? (is it B1)
2. How is the demand for engineers in the information security field (cyber security)
Thanks my friend! Yeah don’t give up! You have to believe in your dreams 💯
The minimum level is like you said B1 but there are a lot of companies where you can work an speak english. And there is a huge demand in the IT Security field so your chances are very good bro
❤@@Moshware
Hey i'm 31 from Italy. I decided to leave for Switzerland for my own good and i'm a SAP dev. I have a few certs, i'm going to have an interview for a Consulting company in Lugano ( Ticino) for a mid lvl position. i'm not sure how much i should try and ask for the task (dev and managerial). Especially after seeing your videos i think i should propose a base of 130k.. But i'm not too confident. In italy i get paid 45k. id appreciate any kind of suggestion. and please make more videos about it :D
Hi Evem69, thank you so much for watching my video! I'm always happy to entertain you. It always depends on what kind of skill you have. Are you a professional or a senior? You can certainly suggest 130k and see what the company can offer you. I think you can earn really good money in the SAP world. On the other hand, it also depends on the company how much they are willing to pay.
Thanks a lot for your reply!! I've 5 years of exp in SAP various modules... I agree that mostly depends on what the company is willing to spend but if I don't shoot "high" the company certainly will offer me as low as possible, how can I overcome that situation?
@@Evem69 Yeah you got it! Its always the same business, if you dont shoot high then you get the lowest 😄
Thanks for the video. I'm aiming for a Software Engineer job in Switzerland, but I'm from a non-EU country. Is it challenging to secure a job as a candidate from a non-EU country, especially with only 2 years of work experience as a full-stack software developer? What salary can I anticipate with my experience, and is there a likelihood of visa sponsorship?
Hey my friend, it depends always on the company and their needs as well the budge for salaries. So its really difficult to give you a good respective a correct answere because I have no experience with a non EU case. In the internet are a lot of blogs about your question and you can ready also the gov. Website from Switzerland. I think you need also more work experience my friend. But as I said it depends on the company’s needs 🙏
I'm from germany and highly interested in working in switzerland. I'm still a student however with my only professional experience having an internship at a medium sized IT consulting firm as full stack dev. Would it be possible to find a job directly after graduating or would it be better to get a few years of experience in germany and then look for immigration?
Hi Pepega,
bei mir war es damals wie folgt:
Ich habe nach meiner Lehre für ungefähr 2 Jahre in Deutschland in einem IT Unternehmen gearbeitet und konnte wirklich gute Erfahrungen sammeln. Danach habe ich mich entschlossen nach IT Jobs in der Schweiz zu suchen. Ich denke, dass es sehr individuell ist und kann mir gut vorstellen, dass du auch direkt nach deinem Abschluss ebenfalls einen Job finden kannst. Klar wäre es immer besser, wenn man bisschen Erfahrung mitbringt, aber es ist kein MUSS. Wenn ich du wäre, würde ich erstmal vielleicht für 2 Jahre in Deutschland gute Erfahrung sammeln und dann den Schritt wagen auszuwandern. Aber wie ich bereits gesagt habe es ist kein MUSS und nur ne persönliche Empfehlung.
Die meisten meiner Arbeitskollegen, die ausgewandert sind, haben 2 - 3 Jahre Berufserfahrung in ihrer Heimat gesammelt bevor sie hier her gekommen sind.