Как отличить консультанта-эксперта от болтуна (GERMAN ADVISER - EXPERT OR JUST A CHATTERBOX)

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MIGRATION ADVISER - EXPERT OR JUST A CHATTERBOX
When an Migration Adviser speaks about your relocation, don't be shy to ask for the source of the information. Don't let them fool you by answers like information sources are "proven" or "serious".

Ignore explanations like the source of information is "confidential". Say that the German government publishes all current laws in the public domain. Gently, but insistently, keep on asking for the source of the information.

Ignore excuses like the text in the original source is in "complicated bureaucratic German". Explain that your language teacher can help you figure it out.

If your adviser still refuses to provide you with origin sources, it is likely that the adviser "heard the bell, but didn't know where the sound was coming from".

In general, you need to see the source of the information just to understand the credibility of the information given.

As stated above, all the information is available in the public domain.
If the adviser doesn't share it with you, maybe he is not competent enough and just repeats some gossips.

An adviser is not serious if he refers to blogs or forums without links to the original information sources*.

INDIVIDUAL APPROACH - SERIOUSLY AND PROFESSIONALLY
"Individual approach" of your consultation. This expression is so clichéd that I was doubting whether or not I should use it. Everybody talks about the "individual approach," but very few advisers really follow it.

A competent adviser will ask you to send them some of your documents and read them in advance. First of all it is your CV and a document about your education, for example, your diploma.

The diploma may not be translated, the CV may not be optimized. It doesn't really matter for the initial consultation stage.

A serious adviser will double-check your university and diploma in the Anabin database, he will also check your profession - whether it is regulated or not, whether it is on the list of demanded occupations.

For a professional, these initial investigations take only a few minutes. They will make clear whether you need evaluation ((Zeugnis)Bewertung) or recognition (Anerkennung) of your education according to the German educational system.

A professional adviser will be also interested in number of years you have worked in your profession and your language level (German and/or English).

Tip #1: deliberate 2-5 questions that seem to be most important. Send them to the adviser before the consultation. It will allow the adviser to do better preparations, e.g. by reading the relevant laws or brochures for migrants.

Tip #2: Keep a list of your questions and concerns in front of you during the consultation. Otherwise, when you get new information, you will easily forget to ask everything you wanted to know.

Feel free to email me too: info@migwork.com
Shortly introduce yourself and your situation. Add your question(s).

for more details you can get information from here onward
German Consultancy Blog: http://migwork.com/blog/
you need a job in Germany : http://migwork.com/blog/#job
you need a visa for Germany : http://migwork.com/blog/#visa
what important things you need to do when you arrive in Germany : http://migwork.com/blog/#inland
what are misc that helps you to know about Germany : http://migwork.com/blog/#misc
What you know about the German mindset: http://migwork.com/blog/#mindset
These links will help you and there's much more out there which will help you the best to grow well...

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