kavenc

7y

A month ago, I moved to Germany for work from Taiwan. People here are mostly nice and firendly. But if you don't speak German, there will still be lots of problems especially for official paper works.

But most importantly I got really cool and talented colleagues and a challenging job. Which makes me happy at least in work days.

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max-dng

517

7y

You must understand that most Germans are very provincial. Most, not all. But something different for them is something they're afraid of. Same for Austria, where I'm from.
Good luck on your endeavors though!
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kavenc

640

7y

@max-dng I agree with you. provincial is an accurate word in some ways.
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valentindiehl

131

7y

I got a quedtionaire to determine wether I'm really self-employed or employed (taxes and stuff)

It took me at least two hours to understand every question correctly

And I'm a native speaker.

#GermanBureucrazy
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DataJockey

1177

7y

Welcome to germany. Wich town you are at?
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kavenc

640

7y

@DataJockey I live/work in Cologne now.
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CWins

4845

7y

First rule of cologne: keep an armlength distance :-D
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iAmNaN

7191

7y

And have a Koelsch ... or two ... or three... or more.
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Krokoklemme

4548

7y

@CWins is it new year's eve again?
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polaroidkidd

2806

7y

@max-dng yes, provincial, but afraid of new things? I wouldn't really go they far.
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Wisecrack

9191

5y

I thought they got rid of paperwork when they got rid of the nazis?

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