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That's not how you measure your worth, but i'll take it you don't have much experience on the topic - with all due respect - and that explains the low income co
by n0tsurey4 6y ago
That's not how you measure your worth, but i'll take it you don't have much experience on the topic - with all due respect - and that explains the low income compared to peers from your country.
- gambiting 6y ago>>That's not how you measure your worth How do you measure it then. Because the textbook definition is "you're worth as much as the market will bear". Which is exactly what I'm talking about - do you disagree? And why would I have little experience on the topic? I worked abroad, I worked in high and low income regions - the market forces work exactly the same way everywhere.
- n0tsurey4 6y agoNah, you are measuring your worth against accounts and prime ministers. Instead you should measure your worth against market and the position within that market. Anyway, enjoy your 27k while your peers earn double that.
- gambiting 6y agoBut the whole point is that they don't. Computer programmers don't generally earn much more than that in Poland, that's why it's a median value. So exactly like what you and I said....it's what the market will bear. I only brought up my accountant and prime minister to give people from outside of Poland some idea what the wages are like. So I have no idea what you're talking about, but I also guess you don't either.