What 5 Years in Germany Taught Me

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🌍🎙️ *#LivingInGermany #GermanCulture #Indian Student Interview*
Meet Mayank, an Optomechanical engineer from India who has spent the last six years living and studying in Germany. 🇮🇳➡️🇩🇪 In this interview, he shares his journey from pursuing a master's degree in optical technologies to working for a German research institute. 🚀
Mayank dives into:
- 🇩🇪 Why he chose Germany for his studies
- 🎓 How his experience at a German university differed from India
- 💡 His exciting work on cutting-edge laser technology in agriculture 🌱
- 🤝 The challenges of making friends and integrating into German society
Whether you're considering studying abroad, curious about life in Germany, or want to learn about innovative technologies, Mayank's story offers practical tips and inspiration. 🌟
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15 сен 2024

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@asvathg358 11 дней назад

To be honest, Germans actually aren't that highly updated with tech skills, some places I saw them using Excel 2010 in 2024. It was unbelievable. They accept people blindly based on German skills, even though one sucks in tech skills. They are rigid as hell, ain't so flexible to change. They want foriegner with C1 German from Day 1. Salary is actually quite less considering the amount of tax deductions and cost of living especially in Munich, Hamburg or Stuttgart. Except peaceful life and no choas, everything else feels like from a black and white film (1960s)... paper based salary slips, taxes come in mail box...only cash not card...I wonder how they exist in today's world. Sometimes my country India feels advanced. Really surprised with Germany being unnecessarily so complicated. The Management of things is quite poor and high time they adopt english to attract foriegn workers, or else this recession will make their country suffer...Worst of all is the waiting times, every document at least takes 2-3 months to process, one e-mail reply takes 1 week....Patience has left the chat actually. Viel Erfolg

@ExplainedIn4Minutes 11 дней назад

so true

@mtenzagh 11 дней назад

😂😂😂😂

@Underworld2810 7 дней назад

I fully agree with you💯👌

@jewishzionist3322 6 дней назад

First world country 😂😂😂😂... Naziland

@myveritasforever 6 дней назад

Dank to your people . Nowadays we have App with shitty code. Programmier aus India ist genause wie Indian National Gericht... Sharp but Shit .

@serwatheyat9037 День назад

One of the best description I have heard of the German life .

@Rocker_z 10 дней назад

Without minimum 8 years exp do not go for masters, and Without Fluent German don’t think of going to Germany…..Freshers with no experience it’s impossible to get jobs

@edw0rd21 6 дней назад

live in your own delusional bubble, but don't go arounf spreading false rumours and misguided advices on the internet.

@RohanSingh-o1g 3 дня назад

@@edw0rd21 no need to waste your efforts here dude, majority are like these guys...trying to spread nonsense things all around the internet because fear is the easiest thing to sell at no cost!

@adammontgomery3213 5 дней назад

Studied in Germany in the year 2012-2014, did my Masters there. Aside from the University life, everything sucked big time. Terrible people with horrible mentality about everyone foreign. They talk ill of everyone, never really understood why. Learnt German till B1 level and then quit. Moved to the Netherlands after, been here for a good 10 years now, people are decent, speak respectfully in English and guess what I learnt Dutch!!! (Purely out of respect, I had for the people - Ja, Ik spreek nederlands)

@KunalMagar23 5 дней назад

Hello Bro i too want to move to netherlands currently in germany ...how can i move do i have to take admission or i can just move in with city registraion as currently i have EU blue card

@adammontgomery3213 4 дня назад

@@KunalMagar23 Best would be to find a job and then move. Of course you could always visit beforehand and see if you like the place, etc. 🙂

@KunalMagar23 4 дня назад

@@adammontgomery3213 OK But i had so many interviews many employers are lazy or i dont know they say we will have to do your documentation for work permit

@adammontgomery3213 3 дня назад

@@KunalMagar23 It has gotten way more complicated now, yes unfortunately. Also, currently the market is a bit low, so there isn't much growth at this moment.. I hope things pick up after a few months and the momentum of hiring resumes.

@adityasaxena7374 10 дней назад

Love your long formatted in depth videos

@ExpatsLifeYouTube 9 дней назад

Thank you so much! 😊 I'm glad you enjoy the longer, in-depth videos. I really appreciate your support-it motivates me to keep creating content that dives deep into these topics.

@hanipasha8859 12 дней назад

5 years in Germany bro after working for a year in Germany I asked God to show mercy on me.

@crazydrifter13 11 дней назад

Haha. Did you learn German upto a good level?

@hanipasha8859 9 дней назад

@@crazydrifter13 B2

@crazydrifter13 8 дней назад

@@hanipasha8859 that's great. Your original comment made me laugh once again 😂 If you have contacts there, can you help me go there? I'll also try it for 5 years 😂 B2 here too.

@kavindugilshan 8 дней назад

@@crazydrifter13 "Some fight to escape prison, while others are willing to die just to get in. The human mind is a maze, forever torn between freedom and the search for peace." Good luck brother .

@crazydrifter13 8 дней назад

@@kavindugilshan deep words. True. I would atleast like to know what were his main pain points. Just like sometimes a movie has so bad reviews that it becomes a meme and gains some viewers 😂