Job seeking as an American - Is Google AI lying to me…
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Job seeking as an American - Is Google AI lying to me?
Google AI is giving me some responses that seem too good to be true. I am 30, born and raised in the USA and have six years of accounting experience (specifically accounts payables and receivables). I also have a bachelor's degree (graduated 2018) but it's in an unrelated field (physics). I went straight into finance after finishing my degree and did not use my major at all. I currently speak A2 level German (but can read B1 level texts).
Google AI is saying that I could fly to germany and apply for jobs during my 90 days there as a tourist. It says that Americans won't be automatically rejected for being outside of the European Union. In other words, Germany is less strict compared to its neighboring countries. It says that my bachelor's degree and six years of work experience actually mean something. I'm highly suspicious because my work experience is definitely not considered "skilled". It's a typical 9-5 office job. Obviously my German skills are not as good as I'd like but again, it's almost impossible to become fluent in German unless you live in Germany. Google AI is referencing things like the Skilled Worker Visa, Chancenkarte, and **Section 41 of the German Residence Ordinance (AufenthV).**
Could you advise if Google AI is actually telling the truth?
Wouldn't a typical German employer trash my resume for being American? They could hire millions of other Germans instead. Anyway, getting a full time office job in a Germany would be a dream come true.
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Google AI is giving me some responses that seem too good to be true. I am 30, born and raised in the USA and have six years of accounting experience (specifically accounts payables and receivables). I also have a bachelor's degree (graduated 2018) but it's in an unrelated field (physics). I went straight into finance after finishing my degree and did not use my major at all. I currently speak A2 level German (but can read B1 level texts).
Google AI is saying that I could fly to germany and apply for jobs during my 90 days there as a tourist. It says that Americans won't be automatically rejected for being outside of the European Union. In other words, Germany is less strict compared to its neighboring countries. It says that my bachelor's degree and six years of work experience actually mean something. I'm highly suspicious because my work experience is definitely not considered "skilled". It's a typical 9-5 office job. Obviously my German skills are not as good as I'd like but again, it's almost impossible to become fluent in German unless you live in Germany. Google AI is referencing things like the Skilled Worker Visa, Chancenkarte, and **Section 41 of the German Residence Ordinance (AufenthV).**
Could you advise if Google AI is actually telling the truth?
Wouldn't a typical German employer trash my resume for being American? They could hire millions of other Germans instead. Anyway, getting a full time office job in a Germany would be a dream come true.
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