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Absolutely - if they work as regular employees. In Munich a senior dev can be offered around 100k. If he's single and without kids, the government will immediat
by slowmotiony 10y ago
Absolutely - if they work as regular employees. In Munich a senior dev can be offered around 100k. If he's single and without kids, the government will immediately take more than half of that. Then the apartment will set him back around 1000 euro a month. This leaves him with around 3000€/month.
I can make that in less than a week as a contractor doing the same thing in literally the same place.
- dep_b 10y agoAnd that's Germany, a country that's relatively well paying for engineers (like Switzerland). If you're from The Netherlands forget about that salary.
- 7fff00 10y agoWe don't even pay nearly that much on our total income here in Denmark - this chart says Germans don't either https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c1/Income_Tax_Germany_2010.png https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c1/Income_T...
- slowmotiony 10y agoGoogle "brutto netto rechner" and calculate yourself. If you're single and childless half your money goes to tax and social stuff.
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