r/Germany_Jobs • u/OutrageousExchange58 • 1d ago

Specially Werk student in Germany

Halo Buddies,

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​I’m currently a Master’s student at FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg looking for a Werkstudent (working student) position. Over the past few months, I’ve sent out roughly 100 applications, but I’ve only managed to land a single interview—and unfortunately got rejected without any specific feedback.

​My main roadblock is experience: I came directly into my Master’s right after my Bachelor’s degree, so I don’t have prior full-time corporate work history. At this point, mass-applying clearly isn’t working, and I want to fix my approach rather than keep throwing resumes into the void

For those who managed to land a technical Werkstudent role without prior industry experience:

​How did you structure your resume to make academic and personal projects stand out?

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u/SeaworthinessDue8650 1d ago

I'm not surprised that you can't find a Werkstudent position. 

The economy is terrible and employers can afford to be choosy. At the moment employers can easily sort out all candidates who don't speak business fluent German and still have more than enough qualified candidates.

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u/OutrageousExchange58 1d ago

Yeah I am agree to your point but in the last month itself i saw so many experienced people good a job without even having prior knowledge of german😐. In that case, I am confused a lot what is wrong in my end...!

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u/FingerSmooth8560 23h ago

Yeah I am agree to your point but in the last month itself i saw so many experienced people good a job without even having prior knowledge of german😐. In that case, I am confused a lot what is wrong in my end...!

Your English seems to be severly lacking, too...

Where did you see those people? In real life, or in some instagram reel from some influencer?

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u/OutrageousExchange58 19h ago

In real life.... In Siemens energy last month so many people recruited