My Job in Germany Nicola Pilz

You live in Germany and have found it really hard to seek a suitable job? 
Then I have good news for you: There's a new 1:1 -Career Guiding Program from MyJob Germany available now. 
If you want to get all further information directly in your inbox, don't miss to subscribe to my weekly newsletter. 
The new program is called ALIGN -Make your Career and may be suitable for international professionals living in Germany. It can be 100% funded by the German Federal Employment Agency (Agentur für Arbeit). 
If you've heard of the MINT program I ran for a few years for batches in Paderborn, ALIGN is very similar. But still much, much better! 
In this episode, you'll learn: 
How the German Employment Agency supports its job-seeking customers.  Why international applicants may get support from the agency even if they have never worked in Germany before
- Wow the financing with the AVGS voucher works and which criteria have to be fulfilled. What criteria might be applicable to get a voucher for the Career Guiding Program sponsored  and And a disclaimer at the end, just to make plain easy that the Agentur für Arbeit may not be misinterpreted as a 'Charity Organization", it's a federal institution and has its own rules and policy.  SHOWNOTES 
If you prefer to read go to www.myjobgermany.com/blog and read the content of this episode as an article.  
Connect with me. Happy to receive your contact request on Linkedin 
Via the website MyJobGermany 
Are you interested in taking part in ALIGN? Then book a free consultation call to find out it you meet the criteria and are a fit at www.meet.myjobgermany.com
Do you have a question about the Agentur für Arbeit or AVGS? 
Send me your questions via voice message. I'll answer them live in the podcast.
Want to find a job in Germany that pays well? Join the waiting list for the next group now, send me an email at  hello@myjobgermany.com  and I notify you. 
ALIGN Personal Guidance-Program (Agentur für Arbeit, sponsored)  
💯 Do you want to take part in the individual guiding program ALIGN? 100% of the costs are covered by the Agentur für Arbeit. Learn more in a short call or zoom conference.  It's online and joining is possible Germany-wide.  Book a call or free mini-coaching with me and I'm happy to tell you all about it.
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Write applications in German? Presenting yourself to a German company in German? If you're telling yourself right now that you couldn't do this yourself, you're not alone. Tushar Wable is the one who has done it. Successfully! He's my guest on THE MY JOB IN GERMANY Podcast in this episode. He's a super talented Master's graduate from RWTH Aachen University in Management & Engineering with a focus on Supply Chain Management and Logistics. We can still congratulate him because just a few weeks ago he started his first job!
Tushar took part in my mentoring program and talks about his German CV, our coaching sessions, and how intensively he dealt with the job search. He talks about how he started out applying exclusively in English and then switched to German.
This is what you will learn:
Tushar's experiences with English applications How he profited from the mentoring program  What changed once he started applying in German Why today, it would take him 6 months less to find a job. About his brand new German hobby  and much more  SHOWNOTES 
Connect with me. Happy to receive your contact request on Linkedin 
Via the website MyJobGermany 
Connect with Tushar Wable on LinkedIn 
Do you have a question about applying, job search and careers in Germany?
Send them to me by voice message. I'll answer them live in the podcast.
Want to find a job in Germany that pays well? Join the waiting list for the next group now, send me an email at  hello@myjobgermany.com  and I notify you. 
(https://myjobgermany.com/career-program/
ALIGN Personal Guidance-Program (Agentur für Arbeit, sponsored)  
💯 Do you want to take part in the individual guiding program ALIGN? 100% of the costs are covered by the Agentur für Arbeit. Learn more in a short call or zoom conference.  It's online and joining is possible Germany-wide.  Book a call or free mini-coaching with me and I'm happy to tell you all about it.
⭐️I have a favor to ask of you:
Do you like the MyJob in Germany Podcast? Do you find the content valuable? Then leave a 5-star rating and a review and subscribe. Thank you so much!
Rate and subscribe to the podcast at apple podcast:  On Apple Podcast
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There are many candidates looking for a job in Germany who are uncomfortable with the issue of travel reimbursement for interviews. Often companies don't say that it's OK to get a train or bus ticket reimbursed. This episode I did as I believe it's important that candidates who have grown up with the rules in Germany, in particular, are confident in exercising their rights.  What you'll learn in the episode:
The legal background for reimbursements in Germany When employers don't need to pay Attention to headhunters and other service companies   Types of costs that are covered How to claim your reimbursement  (along with the link to a free sample email in German and English) Bonus: Sometimes the Agentur für Arbeit may cover costs  SHOWNOTES 
Get a free sample email/letter to claim refund of interview travel costs:
Download and share the free sample eMail/ letter to claim travel expenses in the blog: www.myjobgermany.com/interview-do-companies-pay-for-travel-expenses/
Interested in joining a 1:1 - Coaching-Program to find a job - covered by 100% by the Agentur für Arbeit? 
You’re in Germany for a while and would like my intensive support in finding a job? Or your spouse recently relocated to Germany, and hasn't yet found a job Then a 100% reimbursement by the employment agency may be possible. Germany-wide. Book your free mini-coaching (www.meet.myjobgermany.com) and I'll explain how it works. 
Are we already connected? 
Say hello via LinkedIn 🙋 
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You've decided to approach your boss for a pay rise. Make absolutely sure you do it right by avoiding the 7 most crucial mistakes.  Going for more money with the boss is easier than you think.  Just avoid the deadly mistakes that ruin everything.
In this podcast episode, I share with you the mistakes professionals often make in my workshops on salary negotiation. 
This is where I explain why these and 4 other statements are wrong and what can be done better: 
“Dear Boss, I want to talk to you about a pay rise!“.
“Dear boss, I haven’t had a raise in the last 6 years. I really want a salary adjustment.“
Happy listening!
You can read along on the MyJobGermany-Blog 
Connect with me. Happy to receive your contact request  
on LinkedIn 
on the website
Do you have a question about applying, job search, and careers in Germany? 
Send them to me by voice message. I'll answer them live in the podcast. 
Want to find a job in Germany that pays well? Join the waiting list for the next group now. 
💯 You’re in Germany for a while and would like my intensive support in finding a job? Then a 100% reimbursement by the employment agency may be possible.  Book your free mini-coaching 
⭐️I have a favor to ask of you:
Do you like the MyJob in Germany Podcast? Do you find the content valuable? Then leave a 5-star rating and a review and subscribe. Thank you very much for your help!
Rate and subscribe to the podcast at apple podcast
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Read the article on www.myjobgermany.com  There is nothing like autopilot to get an increase in salary. You need to ask your supervisor, HR or manager to be granted an increase. The annual review meeting is one opportunity to ask for a raise.  But any other date is fine as well. 
Listen to this episode ...
...when you’re unhappy because our salary has not gone up for a few years … ... when your salary has not developed as you've hoped it would ... if, by accident, you've discovered  that your colleague gets more salary than you (even though he or she is not as capable as you are)  I want to call your attention to the one deadly mistake you must never ever make if you want a pay increase. 
🤔 How do you do this without risking a good relationship?
🤔 How do you do this without appearing money-hungry?
This hack is congenial.  Of huge value. 
If you find it helpful please share it with friends or colleagues who deserve more pay as well. 
Next week I'm sharing further hacks to make your negotiation about a salary increase a huge success. If you want to make sure you don't miss any episodes, get the new episodes directly in your inbox. and/or subscribe.
 

You have set a clear goal to now (finally) find a job.  You are determined to find a job.  Now. You have been told you need to take the initiative and tap into the hidden job market. And that’s exactly what you’re doing now. 
Just like all the others who are posting their job-seeking success on LinkedIn. You will too. 
That’s why you make a plan, reserve huge time slots in your calendar, and start writing to recruiters. You’re focused and will squeeze out your chance to get hired. 
You will learn today what NOT to write when reaching out to recruiters.
That’s why I tell you about a message I received lately.  This message was from a job-seeker reaching out to me and asking for any opportunities. 
I want you to write better messages.  Because it would be a shame if you waste your time, energy, and money sending messages that don't have the effect you want. 

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