How important are language skills and work experience for finding a job in Germany?
Both your German language proficiency and work experience are extremely important when you're looking for a job in Germany. For communication-heavy roles, like public relations, employers might even expect near-native German. Generally, having a solid B2 or C1 German level gives you a significant advantage in your job search. If you're short on experience, starting with internships or a Werkstudent position (a working student role) can be a great way to build your career here.
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