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Looking at German Politics for the First Time

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I have to admit, I’ve never really followed German politics closely. Most of the time, it feels complicated, filled with names and parties that don’t catch my interest. But lately, I’ve started to think more about it, especially when it comes to one topic that affects me directly: taxes. The tax rate here feels very… Continue reading Looking at German Politics for the First Time

Why Germany Is Still Struggling with Digitalization – A Real-Life Look from Finance

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Working in Germany, especially in a field like Finance, often feels like stepping into a strange paradox. On one hand, you’re in one of the most advanced economies in the world—known for its precision, engineering, and efficiency. On the other hand, daily tasks can feel like they belong in the 1990s. If you’ve ever had… Continue reading Why Germany Is Still Struggling with Digitalization – A Real-Life Look from Finance