Is the Legal Profession in Germany Closed to Immigrants - The Untold Struggles of Leaving Home

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In Your Shoes: "Where your Journey Meet Theirs"

Tosin Olaoye

8 episodes

1 day ago

This podcast is all about exploring various areas of life. Faith, career, motherhood, marriage, relationships, parenting. The highs, the lows, and everything in between through unfiltered stories, expert advice, and faith-based conversations. No fluff, no filters, just REAL people sharing REAL experiences. We’ll laugh, learn, unlearn, rethink some things. Because life? It’s messy, unpredictable, and full of lessons. So let’s grow together through the good, the bad, and everything in between. And ,If a story or lesson connects with you, share it with someone who might need to hear it.

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Is the Legal Profession in Germany Closed to Immigrants - The Untold Struggles of Leaving Home

In Your Shoes: "Where your Journey Meet Theirs"

32 minutes 32 seconds

6 months ago

Is the Legal Profession in Germany Closed to Immigrants - The Untold Struggles of Leaving Home

Ever heard that making it in the legal profession as an immigrant in Germany is basically impossible? Yeah, same here. So I sat down with my friend MJ a lawyer based in Berlin who proves that narrative wrong in the best way.

In this episode, MJ gets real about what it was like starting over from scratch, the challenges he faced, the small wins that kept him going, and the community he's building for other lawyers navigating similar paths. We also chatted about what helped him stay grounded, how he stayed focused, and of course, some good ol' gist sprinkled throughout.

Whether you're in law, thinking of moving to Germany, or just love hearing real stories about resilience and reinvention this one’s for you.

Want to connect with MJ or learn more about the community he’s building for foreign-trained lawyers in Germany? Here’s where to find him:

LinkedIn (MJ): Majekodunmi Abayomi
Community LinkedIn: Foreign-Trained Lawyers in Germany
Website: www.ftlg.de