Anyone interested in collaboration or just some chat?

If you are looking a job in a start up in Germany, I recommend to everyone to chech this webesite: https://www.talentese.com/, it is a job portal focus on German Startups, which the goal is to show the company culture from inside.

a side project i was researching t-shirt dropshippers but the only thing i could find is the really expensive spreadshirts, i am looking for something similar to https://www.theprintful.com/ , any recommendations ?

What stage of a startup are you at? What are your blocking points right now?

There are only two #startup podcast from #Germany, who made it onto this list. Both are produced by the same team in Frankfurt, in German Startupradio.de and English Startuprad.io. If you happen to like podcasts and startups, it is surely worth for you to subscribe.

"14 entrepreneurship podcasts worth listening to | EU-Startups" http://ow.ly/mIEO305CJb2

I've just found this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/LifeProTips/comments/3onsxo/lpt_to_figure_annual_wage_from_hourly_wage_double/ and wondered if there is a similar back-of-the-envelope equation for freelances in Germany. I'll obviously have to adjust for acquisition time, vacation ...

Like 90€/hour = 30.000 € net annual income at 50% chargeable hours

I am currently opening a new office in Berlin and will start working there at the end of the year. I started on writing everything down and as soon as I hire the first employee there, I will share it with the community (if there is some interest of course).

On a side note, I am still wondering a few things:

• Any good platform for online payroll?

• Any good platform for online accounting?

• What is the minimum amount of holidays to be provided to my employees? I saw 20 days off without considering the national holidays. Is a perk in holidays well accepted in Germany?

• Any recommendation on perks that German citizens usually have? We currently provide transportation:

  • Friday lunch

  • a team building every two months

  • laptop

  • flexible hours

• Anything to always keep in mind as an entrepreneur in Germany?

Thanks in advance!

Hey Everyone,

I just came over here from r/startups and was a little surprised how "empty" this subreddit is. Who is interested in building up some momentum and maybe doing things like 'share your startup' for each month etc. If a barrier is english, maybe we could make it a German subreddit?

I am currently working on my own startup, but I am in neither Berlin or Munich and would love a way to connect with fellow entrepreneurs in Germany. Share experiences and ideas or have a place to ask for feedback or advice from likeminded people.

Anyway, I would love to see the German startup community represented on Reddit.

I'm interested in jobs like intern in business development, marketing, market research in start ups. Is 1200 euro net a good salary for Berlin?

What do you guys think is a better choice? Should I even consider using "Du" to address my costumers? I feel like I could build a friendlier environment with using "Du". Its a fashion jewellery shop.