So I'm going to be the german who is going to chime in.
The german system works like this:
The frist 4 years of education you'll got to Grundschule where you learn the basics.
Then you'll get sorted in the 3 different "high school" types.
- Hauptschule
- This type of school is the least academically demanding and has a lot more
hands on classes like woodworking/cooking and the likes.
- This take usualy 5 years to complete.
- Realschule
- This is the middle ground school it offers a bit of both worlds
- this takes 6 years to complete.
- Gymnasium
- This is the more acadamiclly focus type of school, with stuff like AP
classes.
- have to learn a thrid language
- takes 8 or 9 years
But after you complete Hauptschule or Realschule you can go do an apprenticeship or add on some more school years to get the better school diploma.
Appranticeships can be in trades, manufacturing, IT or office jobs.
There is also Duales Studium where you go to collage but also work half time at a company.
As an example take my school journy:
I was sorted into the Hauptschule.
After I completet that school, I added 2 more years school time so i get a Realschul depolma, as a bonus the school I went to also touth me the frist year of electricians apprenticeship.
After that I got a apprianticeship to become a software developer which took me 3 years to complete.
Not very moddable at all.
I tried to go down that rabbit hole once, but i didn't find any guides on how to do it.
The best stuff i could find are for hacking it and not modding.
On most modding comunities they tell you to stay away from it.
This I've noticed that since I have a car and don't walk as much anymore I have put on a lot of weight. Because I just didn't get my 10.000 Steps a day in anymore, because I didn't have to walk to the train station and to the grocery store any more.
It's a remote first company so i don't think most people in the support team live in San Francisco.
I don't think 70k for a support position is that bad.
Their is actually a programing language that has this feature.
It's called ABAP[1] and it has build in SQL Support with OpenSQL[2]. OpenSQL is just a SQL dialect which is translated to the equivalent SQL needed for the DB specific underlying DB.
Sadly ABAP is a proprietary programming language only available on the SAP Netweaver stack.
He mostly goes into US Cities only mention Zürich once. He looks at the data more with an American lens.
> Maybe because it's not an English speaking city?
It's because it's a german city. In germany you and the company have to a percentage of you salary to healthcare system [1], which isn't listed on your salery.
> This generation has options for creating full custom software faster than one can configure an ERP.
No we can't do that, because the real world is messy. I currently work on a SAP system and the amount of localization and customization that was done for you is inexpensive for big corp. And you know that SAP will last the next 30 years, you don't know that about your Framework of choice.
The german system works like this:
The frist 4 years of education you'll got to Grundschule where you learn the basics.
Then you'll get sorted in the 3 different "high school" types.
- Hauptschule
- Realschule
- Gymnasium
But after you complete Hauptschule or Realschule you can go do an apprenticeship or add on some more school years to get the better school diploma.
Appranticeships can be in trades, manufacturing, IT or office jobs. There is also Duales Studium where you go to collage but also work half time at a company.
As an example take my school journy: I was sorted into the Hauptschule.
After I completet that school, I added 2 more years school time so i get a Realschul depolma, as a bonus the school I went to also touth me the frist year of electricians apprenticeship.
After that I got a apprianticeship to become a software developer which took me 3 years to complete.
edit: formating and last paragraph