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> It really depends on where he is; 1.5k/month could be considered a very good wage where he is. But if you're competing with the US market, no reason not to
by some_furry 6y ago
> It really depends on where he is; 1.5k/month could be considered a very good wage where he is.
But if you're competing with the US market, no reason not to aim for 15k/month or even 150k/month while you're at it.
Then you can take some of your earnings and invest it in your local economy. Help friends start local companies, etc.
- theonewolf 6y agoI think what the others are getting at is it's more like the US market is competing now with cheaper labor markets. But I understand what you're saying.