Job Search Resources Online

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job search on the Internet
job search on the Internet
Looking for jobs posted on the Internet and then sending an application per e-mail or over an online form is a standard strategy in every comprehensive job search. For everybody on the job hunt it is a good advise to use all kind of research resources and application pathes. Here are some popular addresses for Germany:

Individuals looking for a job in Germany should be sure to approach the application process with several different strategies. The number and quality of jobs in an export-oriented and high-cost country like the Federal Republic of Germany is very much dependent on the condition of the global economy as well as the successful transport of goods and services. For this reason, it is not surprising that the labor market figures in recent years have been on a roller coaster ride, showing both strong positive and negative trends. For the current year 2013, all employment indicators look good, and to help you in your job search, you should be sure to take note of the following:

global job search

single job search engines

international jobsearch

regional job search

job search engines add your own profile

profession specific job search

job application service

  • Job-Applications.com - Find hundreds of online applications and printable job forms.
  • Interview questions and answers - job interview questions and answers, skills and advice for successful interviewing
  • Career advancement - job search strategies from national career coach experts - employment seminars and career advice to get you a better job faster.

search services and tips of the big German newspapares and business magazines

career networks

company profiles

intership consultancies

career guides

job fairs

 

You will often hear German job applicants claiming to have sent 50 or even 100 applications without having any success in finding a job. At the same time, many companies receive stacks of applicant mail when they have no concrete need for new employees. For this reason, many people who send “blind” or speculative applications, or who apply to a company on their own initiative will end up with a standard letter of refusal in their mailboxes. However, for individuals who have a special skill to offer or for those applicants who wish to gauge their employability, a blind application makes a lot of sense.

Tips for the job hunt and proper manners
in the German Business world
are given in the book

Tips for the job hunt and propper manners in Germany
bilingual English / German
www.german-business-etiquette.com
with options for direct book order

Business Knigge

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