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  • #118 Eight Steps to Employment in Germany (Reupload)
    2026/07/07

    This episode offers a step-by-step guide for job seekers in Germany, covering eight key areas: market research, visa procedures, job search strategies, application creation, networking, active job searching, interview preparation, and post-job offer visa navigation. I highlight the importance of tailoring applications, understanding cultural nuances in interviews, and adopting a strategic approach to finding employment.

    Resources mentioned:

    ⁠makeitingermany.com

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    17 分
  • #117 Why Job Ads Are No Longer Enough
    2026/06/24

    In this episode, we talk about why job ads alone are no longer enough to attract the right talent. Based on our recently published article in Haufe, we discuss how companies can better understand their target candidates, choose the right channels, and combine strong job ads with active sourcing to reach people who are not actively applying yet.

    Visit our website careerbee.io for more information

    Read our Haufe article here

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    19 分
  • #116 Should You Take a Bridge Job in Germany?
    2026/06/09

    In this episode, I talk about whether taking a bridge job in Germany can help your job search or hold you back from finding the right role. I share when a temporary or part-time job can be a strategic step forward, how to choose one wisely, and how to position it professionally on your CV. I also give you a simple decision framework to decide whether you should wait for your ideal job or use a bridge job as part of your career strategy.


    Check out careerbee.io for more info.

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    22 分
  • #115 Can Job Switching Hurt Your Chances in Germany?
    2026/05/26

    In today’s episode of CareerBee Talks, we discuss why job switching is becoming more common and how it is perceived in the German job market. We share how candidates can explain shorter job stays on their CV and in interviews, while also looking at why companies should not judge frequent job changes too quickly.

    For more resources on job search, CVs and interviews in Germany, visit careerbee.io.

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    18 分
  • #114 Which Industries in Germany Hire English Speakers?
    2026/05/12

    In today's episode of CareerBee Talks I share the top five industries in Germany where English speakers often find job opportunities: software & IT, startups and scale-ups, engineering, research, and international logistics. I also explain which roles are most common, why German can still be a big advantage, and how to search more strategically beyond job boards. For more resources, templates, and job search tips, check out our website: careerbee.io/talents

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    13 分
  • #113 Which sectors are booming in Germany—and which are struggling?
    2026/04/28

    In this episode, we explore the top hiring trends in 2026, including booming industries like AI and defense, as well as sectors slowing down such as automotive in Germany and Europe. We break down what these shifts mean for job seekers and recruiters, and why focusing on transferable skills and industry flexibility is key in today’s evolving job market.

    👉 For more insights on finding a job in Germany and navigating the job market, visit careerbee.io or contact us at team@careerbee.io

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    17 分
  • #112 Why do sales candidates decline job offers in Germany?
    2026/04/14

    In this episode, we uncover the top 5 reasons why sales candidates decline job offers in Germany, from unclear commission structures and car policies to unrealistic targets and slow hiring processes. If you’re hiring sales talent, this behind-the-scenes look will help you avoid common mistakes and improve your offer acceptance rate.

    👉 For more recruiting insights and support with hiring in Germany, visit careerbee.io or reach out to us at team@careerbee.io

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    17 分
  • #111 Job Contract in Germany: What You Need to Know Before Signing
    2026/03/31

    You received a job offer in Germany? Before signing your German work contract, make sure you review the details carefully, as many contract terms can still be negotiated. In this episode, I explain five key things international professionals should check in a German employment contract, including notice period, probation period, working hours, overtime, non-compete clauses, and vacation days.

    Check out careerbee.io/talents for more resources

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    16 分