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€20000? Good grief. Even if I wanted to take that job (as an Australian who'd like to work in Berlin), I couldn't because the minimum pay for an EU Blue Card
by SyneRyder 11y ago
€20000? Good grief. Even if I wanted to take that job (as an Australian who'd like to work in Berlin), I couldn't because the minimum pay for an EU Blue Card worker is €38688 and that's with the discounted rate for IT-skilled workers. (Otherwise the company has to offer a minimum €49600 for an EU Blue Card to be granted.)
- Mithaldu 11y agoYeah, i was equally baffled. When i told them 40k would be my absolute minimum they told me "You'd have to work for two then." They were also located in the absolutely cheapest part of Berlin they could be in. If you want to work in Berlin, prepare for a lot of research. It's absolutely possible, however due to the huge population of students, prices can be weird.
- kayoone 11y agoI earn 60k as a software dev in Berlin and know plenty of people who earn at least around the 50k mark. Also i regularly get offers for about the same kind of money or more. 10 years experience, no university degree.
- kayoone 11y agoFrom my experience working as a software dev in Berlin right now, 50k+ salaries are easy to get if you are halfway decent, i earn more than that. 20k is a joke and if true the people working there are super naive juniors or just really bad.