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I can not agree. Salary of an engineer here is $3000-4000 per month (after tax calculation). Still less than in USA, but I can not call it a trifle. As for our
by evermike 8y ago
I can not agree. Salary of an engineer here is $3000-4000 per month (after tax calculation). Still less than in USA, but I can not call it a trifle.
As for our revenue, I told the truth. If you do not believe it, well, I will not persuade you. I think a knowledgeable person can check math. BTW, in the article I attached a screenshot from our analytics platform (ProfitWell).
What caused your distrust?
- democracy 8y agocase of the mondays?
- jotm 8y agoI can't see the original comment, but you mean $3000/month in Belarus?
- evermike 8y agoYes, it's the programmer's salary here. Of course this is not the starting point, it's a senior level salary, but this is not the upper limit.
- cpursley 8y agoI don't think folks realize how cheap Eastern Europe is and how low non-tech salaries are here. I imagine $3/4k goes a long way in Belarus. For example, where I am in Russia, my entire rent + utilities are less than just my utilities were in the US. Ukraine and Belarus are even cheaper. Also, random side note - there are many "продукты из белоруссии" (Belarussian food product stores) in Russia with even lower prices than local goods. They have a bit of a Soviet feel including grumpy women in funny hats behind the counter, but have very cheap beer and sausage (колбаса).