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By Antje Rabenalt (More) • Last updated on October 16.12.2023, XNUMX • First published on 07.11.2018/XNUMX/XNUMX • So far 8497 readers, 1211 social media shares Likes & Reviews (5 / 5) • Read & write comments
How do you apply for a job in Germany as a highly qualified person? Remember: yours Application has only 90 seconds to awareness to create. Therefore the right one Preparation everything!
An application in Germany consists of 5 parts and differs from that here in the USA. You need:
When I saw Thomas' application documents for the first time, I was shocked. I was very impressed and it was very difficult for me to give him the following advice.
The Write to comprised three pages and the Curriculum vitae was a book. Thomas had everyone Article, which he had written, each Projects, on which he had worked, listed in detail. In the letter he described in detail his thoughts and visions of his life.
It was really impressive to read and there was no doubt - Thomas was a very intelligent man.
Unfortunately, there are two types of recruiters. One half reads in letter of application. The other half doesn't. So you have a 50/50 chance. Is that enough when looking for a job? And how do you make it better?
An application in Germany typically consists of these parts:
Never write in a cover letter that says something about your resume. Do not write a novel! And always remember the number 90. These are the seconds when your application has time to attract attention.
90 seconds to decide, whether you end up in the rejection pile or whether you receive an invitation. Maybe this is the most important 90 seconds of your career and you're not there to positively influence the process.
A cover letter consists of three parts on one page.
You have already written in the reference line what you want and what the reader expects. Do not repeat this. This is one of the most common mistakes. At the beginning of the first paragraph you come straight to the point.
“I will finish my PhD in July 2014 at MIT. I am looking for a trainee program with a medical professional. Technology company in August. "
You have already read the job description very carefully. In the second part you describe the connection between your experience and the experience that the Companys seeks. Here you have the opportunity to describe projects that you only briefly mentioned on your résumé.
You want the reader to nod at this paragraph. The recruiter needs to feel that the Candidate has everything he needs. This paragraph is an opportunity to generate interest.
Paragraph 3 belongs to the numbers, data and facts. Do it to your readers light; tell them how and when you can be reached. Convert the time difference. Such as
“From 18 p.m. German time you can reach me by phone or Skype.”
At the end comes the farewell.
List below the section “Work experience”. It should contain:
Only when companies look at the applications differently do they become good ones People find. I've spoken to many recruiters and told them the story of Thomas and other people like him. You should change the way you look at the application documents.
For as it is now, people like Thomas will continue to find work.
In Germany, we are currently talking about talent shortages. But people like Thomas do not find work. Berlin is currently developing tools such as a metajob search engine, which can find all vacancies offered in Berlin, jobs in companies and universities.
You will also find a lot of useful information about life in Berlin, which schools are there for your children and how the immigration authorities work. Thats my job. And now do yours and start with point 1, find out what you really want.
It took Thomas months to implement all the things we had been working on. He had read about a company that was working on changes to the nano-surface. That interested him. Then he saw a vacancy on the company's website Employees for shopping.
They were looking for someone who could calculate and negotiate could. At the same time, this person had to be able to communicate about the materials with the engineers in the research and development department on the one hand and the production designer on the other.
They were looking for someone who understood development and production. They were looking for someone who knew why it was necessary to use quality raw materials. That was a Combination from all his abilities. He wanted this job.
The first application was a rejection. I called the HR manager and asked him why. And that is my last tip: the private sector is only partially interested in scientific writing and articles. Think carefully about what you are applying for. For a university career, this list must be complete.
In the case of Thomas, this caused the Anxiety, That he does not fast could work enough; the fear that he will get lost in theory instead of quick practical ones Solutions to find. The hiring manager thought that Thomas might find the technical equipment and facilities running the company too old.
And finally, the hiring manager feared that his salary requirement would be too high. You can name some of your publications, not all, in the category other occupational activities.
If necessary, you should select the one you want salary in the cover letter with part three, data and facts. Thomas got the job.
Now he is the star of the shopping and part of a team. Since he is a generalist and knows a little about everything the company has to deal with, he can advise his colleagues. He has not become a famous scientist. He is a typical typist and as far as I know he is happy this way.
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Antje Rabenalt is interim personnel manager. The trained business mediator and European business administration graduate initially worked in the advertising industry and graduated on the subject of “Conflict as a cost factor”. For several years she was head of the capital city office and regional board member Berlin Brandenburg of the EUCON Institute, later she was a personnel developer at Zukunft im Zentrum and project manager Talent Service at Berlin Partner GmbH. 2005 she founded an agency for business mediation and helps executives with problems with a grief hotline . She occasionally tests solutions to conflict situations in the family: She has two children. All texts by Antje Rabenalt.
Thank you for putting so much time into so many good posts on your blog.
Good article, all right. More can not say that.
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