I'm sorry but he didn't mention how critical it was to learn German while looking for jobs? I see there's a segment that is captioned as so but there was no mention of the german language
Can u please do a video on the new trend which is - students can work on a full time job while studying masters .... So how is it?.... What is the process and any insights on how it is helpful for the students.
Please what happened if you received admission to study MBA in international Business without GMAT/GRE as an international student??? Please I need your help
The question is little off topic but relevant for those planning to go to Germany for graduation. Is open school cclass XII considered for admission in graduation courses?
You would need to pass the Aufnahmeprufung and attend Studienkolleg or do a year of college study (related degree) in some recognised Indian institution.
I don’t understand work life balance promises. See if you want to stand out and get up the corporate ladder, you need to work hard and probably overtime to ensure processes are happening as expected if you are at managerial level and even if you want to be a manager. I see this here in india that people are really putting efforts by working overtime, so does this happen in Germany? Its sounds really but there is no practicality because the more senior position you are in, more efforts you would have to put by working overtime. Correct me if i am wrong, thanks!!!!
Hi Rishabh, with all due respect, I completely disagree with your statement that we need to work longer hours to reach higher in career ladder. One must be able to assign relevant tasks to the appropriate staff working in your team....Moreover, one must learn to say NO when working under Indian boss...Only machines can work 24*7 not humans... It is not necessary for you to do everything and spend days and nights to do the job yourself. Its definitely not the German culture based on my experience with German Manager. Even a business tycoon dont work for days and nights...they know how to get the job done.....
I've had 3 different relatives to go Germany, in different eras, and all of them told me 1 thing: work life balance is really good. Yes you have to work hard but you have to be efficient and be skillfull. India's work life is messed up for more reasons than one. But it is not the case in Germany. You're actually paid to work overtime and usually you're not asked to work like a machine. Don't let India's work life ruin your perspective about how corporate life works across different parts of the world
BE, BTech, MTech oh man such surfeited qualifications, even second Indian has these. Sounds so sickening, the moment a guy starts speaking you can confidently say that he would be an engineer.
Bharat Sir please make more content regarding bachelors in Germany
I'm sorry but he didn't mention how critical it was to learn German while looking for jobs? I see there's a segment that is captioned as so but there was no mention of the german language
Thanks Bharat for this opportunity.
Really appreciate!
Can u please do a video on the new trend which is - students can work on a full time job while studying masters .... So how is it?.... What is the process and any insights on how it is helpful for the students.
I was waiting for this video .
Danke schön
Wow ...such useful information..I was actually looking for this relevant information
1. did you get post study work permit? 2.will this 1 year study be considered for German PR as a regular 2 year graduate programme?
Thanks for the information !
Please also make a content regarding the forestry related job.
MBA from which private university please ?
Were you fluent with german language early on ? Even before applying for internships ?
Sirji which institute i should select for MBA in international business and pls advice on cost.
Please what happened if you received admission to study MBA in international Business without GMAT/GRE as an international student???
Please I need your help
Is German language compulsory for this current job?
What’s the salary one can expect post MBA
Following.
Hi sir GISMA university is good or IU
Did he learn german?
Sir please tell
68 per cent mai public university in English taught programmes is really hard to get admission in Germany
Hey have u applied?
The question is little off topic but relevant for those planning to go to Germany for graduation. Is open school cclass XII considered for admission in graduation courses?
You would need to pass the Aufnahmeprufung and attend Studienkolleg or do a year of college study (related degree) in some recognised Indian institution.
@@vaasu_changotra thanks .
Is it possible after arrived Germany can I unblock whole account amount for transfer to my relatives?for student visa.
Kindly
Honest Advice plz
No you cannot do that…
Namaste 🙏 Guten Tag
I don’t understand work life balance promises. See if you want to stand out and get up the corporate ladder, you need to work hard and probably overtime to ensure processes are happening as expected if you are at managerial level and even if you want to be a manager. I see this here in india that people are really putting efforts by working overtime, so does this happen in Germany? Its sounds really but there is no practicality because the more senior position you are in, more efforts you would have to put by working overtime. Correct me if i am wrong, thanks!!!!
Hi Rishabh, with all due respect, I completely disagree with your statement that we need to work longer hours to reach higher in career ladder. One must be able to assign relevant tasks to the appropriate staff working in your team....Moreover, one must learn to say NO when working under Indian boss...Only machines can work 24*7 not humans... It is not necessary for you to do everything and spend days and nights to do the job yourself. Its definitely not the German culture based on my experience with German Manager. Even a business tycoon dont work for days and nights...they know how to get the job done.....
I've had 3 different relatives to go Germany, in different eras, and all of them told me 1 thing: work life balance is really good. Yes you have to work hard but you have to be efficient and be skillfull. India's work life is messed up for more reasons than one. But it is not the case in Germany. You're actually paid to work overtime and usually you're not asked to work like a machine. Don't let India's work life ruin your perspective about how corporate life works across different parts of the world
BE, BTech, MTech oh man such surfeited qualifications, even second Indian has these. Sounds so sickening, the moment a guy starts speaking you can confidently say that he would be an engineer.
Total waste of time and doesn't relevant to topic