Most such ads are found in the Saturday editions of big city newspapers, which often are available Friday evening. The Saturday Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung is particularly rich in this type of advertising, whether for Frankfurt, for Germany or for the world. They often advertise their services in the Saturday papers or on the Internet, and you can also find them by looking under Unternemensberatung in the yellow pages. Companies seeking high-level management staff and people with sought after skills usually use these people. The first step in landing the job should be contact with the personnel department of the prospective employer.
Employment interviews are formal in Germany.
Dress accordingly and don't get too friendly or familiar with the interviewer. The German work week now is down to 37 hours or less most places, and the practice of closing early on Friday afternoon, generally between noon and 2 p.m., is widespread. Employees get between four and six weeks annual paid vacation. Salaries are generally paid once a month, with the money deposited directly into your bank account around the 25th. There are many pluses and minuses affecting your take-home pay with a German employer.