one my bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering. During…
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one my bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering. During COVID I took up the first job I could find and it was in IT consultancy. Have been working in IT for past 5 years and in the mean time I have acquired a master's degree in AI. I do have some experience in implementing them in the last year or so of my job.
I have always wanted to study in Germany, and work in the automobile industry. I was thinking about studying Power electronics or Mechatronics to be skilled enough to work on EVs, and I thought of doing that this or next year.
But I have been reading posts after posts where people dump their sad experiences in Germany. Some say that they didn't get jobs after searching for more than a year, some say that they didn't get internships after graduation. Some say they lost their job in auto industry due to EV transition, while some others say they lost their job in EV sector because of poor EV transition.
I mean, after reading around, I just feel that people are suggesting everyone to leave Germany NOW. They talk like every single manufacturing sector is going to die in next few years. I also read stuff like, the companies are only going to hire senior managers and fire everyone because they will outsource every single thing.
I'm completely confused. Is this really the case? I mean, are people just jobless and working as cleaners, nurses, mechanics, restaurant workers or other low skill jobs? Or is it like failure bias, as in, only the bad experiences are being posted online?
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source Is German job market vanishing or am I seeing failure bias in posts?
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I have always wanted to study in Germany, and work in the automobile industry. I was thinking about studying Power electronics or Mechatronics to be skilled enough to work on EVs, and I thought of doing that this or next year.
But I have been reading posts after posts where people dump their sad experiences in Germany. Some say that they didn't get jobs after searching for more than a year, some say that they didn't get internships after graduation. Some say they lost their job in auto industry due to EV transition, while some others say they lost their job in EV sector because of poor EV transition.
I mean, after reading around, I just feel that people are suggesting everyone to leave Germany NOW. They talk like every single manufacturing sector is going to die in next few years. I also read stuff like, the companies are only going to hire senior managers and fire everyone because they will outsource every single thing.
I'm completely confused. Is this really the case? I mean, are people just jobless and working as cleaners, nurses, mechanics, restaurant workers or other low skill jobs? Or is it like failure bias, as in, only the bad experiences are being posted online?
#local
source Is German job market vanishing or am I seeing failure bias in posts?
Will jump straight to point.
I have d
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