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Like Singapore, the Germany auto industry is facing a shortage of talents. According to the German engineering association VDI, the shortage of available engineers in the country last month hit an all-time high of nearly 77,000 vacancies.

 

And this might prove to be a problem for companies like BMW, which aims to hire 800 people at its Leipzig as part of the




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