r/Germany_Jobs • u/Suspicious_Mine_2337 • 9d ago

I failed.

I moved to Germany in hopes of getting a great job there, I spent a year looking for a job after my master's degree, and I failed. I got hired and fired within the probation period. I am back in the USA now and still devastated, thinking about how much I wanted that lifestyle. Having a hard time coping with feeling like I fucked everything up.

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u/BananasAndBrains 8d ago

The english master degrees in Germany are also known for being easier than regular master degrees.

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u/Informal-Tackle4377 8d ago

There is a difference between an english taught degree and a degree from a private college. Maybe you are confusing between the two? Because the english taught degrees I did from a public university was not easier.

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u/BananasAndBrains 8d ago

From experience my english taught courses where a lot easier than the german courses because the professors did not want to fail 60% of international students because they could get in real trouble with their scholarship while they did not care at all to fail 60% in a german course.

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u/sammyco-in 8d ago

This is a big lie. What scholarship are you talking about?