How about going abroad to work in Germany? Do you earn a lot of money? How to deal with it?

The biggest advantage of choosing to work in Germany is that the salary will only increase. In Germany, the change of workers' wages can only be carried out in the direction of benefiting workers, that is, wages can only be increased, but not reduced, even if enterprises close down. If the enterprise really goes bankrupt, then the final salary will be paid by the government. Germans work more than 1300 hours a year, which is one of the countries with the shortest working hours, so on average, Germans only need to work about 6 hours a day. Germans' attitude towards work is very different from ours. They are very dedicated and efficient in their work, but they never want to work after leaving the workplace. It is precisely because of this attitude that both work and rest are focused enough that Germany's manufacturing industry has become a leading position in the world.

In recent years, more and more German companies have set up companies in Germany, and most of them are technology companies, so a large number of Chinese and German employees are needed. In addition, in order to explore the China market, German companies are increasingly interested in recruiting technical talents from China. To work in Germany, a formal and legal German work visa is currently closed to many industries, including nursing, mechatronics, metalworking, machinery manufacturing, electrical engineering, automation technology, automobile maintenance, and automobile engineering. For more information, please check Hunan Overseas Work Network.