How hard is it to find a job in Germany as a EU citizen who speaks basic German?

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B2 level knowledge is must to get into any job. Different companies have different policies; if you are capable candidate & meets the job requirements except language, they may sponsor you to learn German further or give you a chance to enroll for higher course.
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