Re:EU beckons Indian tech talent
by playing_colours on Tuesday December 24, 2019 @06:39AM
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Is there a lack of engineers in Germany, or there is a lack of engineers who want to work for peanuts at yet another venture builder, consulting agency, advertisement, e-commerce, delivery startup led by inexperienced managers with huge egos?
We have many good STEM universities with free education in Germany, but do we have enough options for top talent, in software related areas particularly, to make impact and retire at 40 or start own business? In Berlin, I see very few options to be close to such goals.
How many new famous technological companies came from Germany recent years?
Re:EU beckons Indian tech talent
by blue_box on Tuesday December 24, 2019 @08:30AM
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There is a lack of engineers in almost every engineering field in Germany. That's the main reason why if you are an engineer, your salary limit is low for getting a blue card. I don't think that EU decides those limits based on hot startups.
We have many good STEM universities with free education in Germany, but do we have enough options for top talent, in software related areas particularly, to make impact and retire at 40 or start own business? In Berlin, I see very few options to be close to such goals.
How many new famous technological companies came from Germany recent years?