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In Germany from 2000 the amount of working Doctors increased from 294676 to 416120, meanwhile the population stayed the same. Even with this high number of Doctors there is constantly talk that hospitals will pretty much take anyone that breathes for internal medicine (and the subspecialties).
I read a statistic about Germany that you need something like 1.6 "modern" doctors to get the same workhours you would get from a single doctor 20-30 years ago. Because back then Doctors would mostly be men that ended up working 60 hour/weeks, meanwhile nowadays it is increasingly popular to just take a chill 20-30h/week job because you get cucked by the taxes anyways.
Salaries here haven't been cucked, but they never have been high in comparison to other countries. Worst thing is that the ""union"" never does anything for a higher salary except try and get a inflation adjustment (which often don't happen anyways lmao). Best thing they can do is "negotiate" better working conditions that oftentimes aren't met anyways.
Only way to make it is in private practice, but nowadays many specialists cant go into private practice anymore because you need a license from the national insurance, but they only give out a limited number (which all have been taken by boomers).