What do I need to do to find a job in Germany? What are the most reliable job sites?

[Anonymous]

I live in another country. I'm not in Germany.
I have intermediate knowledge of English. My German is at beginner level. I want to find a job and work in Germany. Which are the safest sites for this? What should be done?

[AI Opinion]

Finding a job in Germany involves several steps. First, you might want to improve your German, as it enhances job opportunities. Begin by researching the job market and obtaining a work visa. Utilize reliable job sites such as Indeed Germany, StepStone, and LinkedIn. You can also explore German-specific sites like Monster Germany and XING. Tailor your resume to meet German standards and network with professionals in your field. Additionally, consider contacting recruitment agencies that specialize in international placements in Germany, as they can provide valuable guidance and connections.

[DryGermanGuy]

Unless you have EU residency rights, German language skills on at least B2 level and college degrees that are transferable, there is no sense in trying to move here.

[Asker]

I have not received an EU residence permit yet.
I have a university diploma valid in many countries... and my diploma is valid in Germany. Unfortunately, my German is not at B2 level. It is at the beginner level. But I bought a German language course. What would you recommend to me?

[DryGermanGuy]

I can't really recommend anything here, sorry. Both the economical situation and the current political development stand against your plans.