Germany needs you

[motoukenin]

Not sure whats happened but there is now a big demand for contractors in Frankfurt , cant be sure but I don't think this is Brexit related.

Getting over there first means you will get best choice of accommodation and you can select your own seat on one of the many floors of office space now getting snapped up. Those of remain persuasion preferred as they won't complain about Europeans being in the EU.

So get your Euro CV up to date and experience better health care, efficient local government, better roads and not a chav in site that wants to try and kill your grandad with a single punch, key your car or spray acid in your face.

So hurry before the rush starts, Olga (pictured centre) is waiting for you.

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[BrilloPad]

Can I choose somewhere as far away from Scooter as possible?

[WTFH]

Can I choose somewhere as far away from Scooter as possible?

Heligoland?

[AtW]

Can I choose somewhere as far away from Scooter as possible?

If enough contractors moved then he'd have to go home...

[jamesbrown]

Heligoland?

Not a bad album.

[darmstadt]

Apparently IT has replaced the auto industry as the largest employer in Germany now...

[greenlake]

Not sure whats happened but there is now a big demand for contractors in Frankfurt

Free coffee mug with every signed contract....

[AtW]

Apparently IT has replaced the auto industry as the largest employer in Germany now...

Auto industry is turning into IT industry, high demand for contractors guaranteed*, BOOMED!


* Except for UK, where Govt will destroy car, IT industries and contractors in general

[darmstadt]

Auto industry is turning into IT industry, high demand for contractors guaranteed*, BOOMED!


* Except for UK, where Govt will destroy car, IT industries and contractors in general

Although a British person will now find it hard getting a contract in Germany. Firstly many companies are asking for German language, then there is the ANÜ law which is making it harder followed by the fact they'll get kicked out in 2019...

[AtW]

Although a British person will now find it hard getting a contract in Germany. Firstly many companies are asking for German language, then there is the ANÜ law which is making it harder followed by the fact they'll get kicked out in 2019...

I hear in Berlin IT startups speak in English to make it easier for foreigners, nice city I hear...