The list given below is compiled by Glassdoor which ranked the 12 companies in Germany who pay the highest wages. The source for this list is given below for your reference. Let's see the list of 12 companies by counting down: #12. Audi Average income: 60,270 €/Year #11. Daimler Average income: 61,000 €/Year #10. Continental Average income: 61,284 €/Year #9. Volkswagen Average income: 62,677 €/Year #8. Deutsche Bank Average income: 65,000 €/Year #7. BASF Average income: 65,300 €/Year #6. Commerz Bank Average income: 65,585 €/Year #5. Allianz Average income: 65,585 €/Year #4. SIEMENS Average income: 66,150 €/Year #3. IBM Average income: 66,918 €/Year #2. AIRBUS Group Average income: 76,500 €/Year #1. Intel Average income: 77,500 €/Year In these 12 companies, 9 companies are German leaving out Intel(U.S), IBM(U.S) and AIRBUS(European). Source: Link 1 , Link2
We have started this series of articles, in order to answer the queries from applicants to German universities and we have successfully marched into week 5 and here goes our answers to various questions from our readers. Before you read further, please note that although some questions may seem "silly" to you, but there are many others who do not know the answers. So, we have answered even the silliest questions in this post and if you already know answers for some of the questions, please skip and move onto the next. Q: I have job experience in a different field and right now I am apply for Embedded course. Will it affect my chances? A: Invariably no. It depends on how you portray your experience. You need to mention that you have more passion towards Embedded course, which is why you are opting for pursuing Masters. Q: Will I be able to complete the course in 2 years? A: You need to answer that question. I am afraid, it varies from person to person. Q: Will...


