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Do jobs in Germany require people to share a room when they travel for seminars?
My boyfriend had a multiple days seminar with Sparkasse in another city. He said his coworker who's married signed up for the room as well so he could have it alone when she'd go back home to her husband and child, so he wouldn't have to share with anyone. Today i noticed when we had a videocall that the second bed was unmade and he said his married friend (woman) stayed there on Monday after lunch for a nap.
I think its weird that the bed was unmade for so many days and also that he didn't mention it to me that she stayed there.
Overall we have a great relationship but this made me very uncomfortable especially the not telling me himself part because we tell each other everything.
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My boyfriend had a multiple days seminar with Sparkasse in another city. He said his coworker who's married signed up for the room as well so he could have it alone when she'd go back home to her husband and child, so he wouldn't have to share with anyone. Today i noticed when we had a videocall that the second bed was unmade and he said his married friend (woman) stayed there on Monday after lunch for a nap.
I think its weird that the bed was unmade for so many days and also that he didn't mention it to me that she stayed there.
Overall we have a great relationship but this made me very uncomfortable especially the not telling me himself part because we tell each other everything.
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Anyone in germany also struggling to find their first job?
I just graduated in renewable energy engineering, and i have no experience whatsoever working, mainly because my german wasnt really good, but i learned german and can speak between B2 and C1. Still yet im getting straight rejections anywhere i apply, even for junior or graduate programs, not to mention i graduated with a 1.5 from my uni. Is anyone having the same problem? Whether experienced or not. I just want to know if the war situation and china has impacted the market or is this normal.
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I just graduated in renewable energy engineering, and i have no experience whatsoever working, mainly because my german wasnt really good, but i learned german and can speak between B2 and C1. Still yet im getting straight rejections anywhere i apply, even for junior or graduate programs, not to mention i graduated with a 1.5 from my uni. Is anyone having the same problem? Whether experienced or not. I just want to know if the war situation and china has impacted the market or is this normal.
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