Why is so fucking hard to get a job nowadays? Yes, I have degree + 2 internships + worked for my dad. This is in Europe (unfortunately). Is there any chance of going to the US with just a master degree (in mathematcs)?
>>1372818
yeah there should be. look into it.
try other stepping stone countries as well, canada, new zealand etc.
a master's degree in mathematics from a german university + fluent written english probably puts you into the top 0.1% in the world in terms of intellectual ability.
>>1372818
Math is a meme though. You need some skills too or else you are just a dope who knows a lot about numbers.
Look into CPA, and if you have no knowledge of programming languages may God have mercy on your soul.
The problem with math is nobody really respects it as much as they really want people who can critically think about problems and write eloquently.
>>1372828
How is the international reputation of German universities in general?
>>1372864
not so much the reputation of german universities, but just the reputation of the stereotypical german character is held in high esteem. ie german ist efficient. german ist accurate. no one abroad knows the particular difference between University of Dusseldorf vs. University of Berlin or whatever.
'german engineering' is the meme in america, and deservedly so. gemans are just seen as being the best at anything left-brained. 'squareheads'.
>is there any chance of going to the US
do you have a job offer?
>>1372954
if you just join MS-13, you can skip most of those steps.
>>1372828
>Put on resume that 'I am in the 0.1% of intellectual cabability.'
>Your employer asks you, "If you are one of te smartest people in the world, why are you applying here instead of starting your own buisness?"
>"Uhhhh...."
>>1372954
>wahh why can't everyone from a third world shithole come to the U.S and drain taxpayer dollars
Fucking liberals.
>>1372973
>because my name "Dwight Schrute"
>you help me, i help you
>do for company x what i did 4 "#beets"
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2014/01/25/beets-health-benefits.aspx
>>1372973
That doesn't mean you're not smart though. Just not everyone is cut out to run a business. Some of the brightest scientists work for someone else.
>>1372983
that's not what the image is saying at all you /pol/tarded sperglord
>>1372954
So even as a german engineer with a MBA and say 5 years experience in an upper management position, i am basicly fucked?
>>1373051
yep, you done seen the infographic, right?
time 2 kill yr self, senpai.
