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Economist 5fb7
PhD in the US (VWL), have been a senior prof in both countries. Won't say where I am now, not OP.
Economist 3e83
Could someone please shed some light on the negotiation process following the Ruf? What is okay to ask, what is not. Material available online is very vague and general to offer much insight. Danke.
Economist eccb
If you actually have one, become a member here http://www.hochschulverband.de and make an appointment for a consultation
Economist 4b09
Germany is corrupt
Post <blockquote>I think 01B3 painted the picture a bit rosy while I agree with the basic message. 100 K gross is getting more common, but not clear you will be able to get that even coming from the US, especially not from top 50 who no one heard of in Germany and as an ass prof only. I think a better exoected salary is 90 K gross, which is still good. But I dont think 01B3 quite knows US salary dynamics. Even associates can easily make 200 k here, full considerably more, certainly in even crappy Bschools. And at that level you are better off in the US. The other thing that Germans tend not to factor in: they are happy with very small abodes. They all rent and live in tiny spaces compared to what Anericans would consider good. As a prof in the US you have huge kickass houses, in Germsny tiny, if stylish flats.</blockquote>
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