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UK isn't in EU, is it? Makes sense though - as all of you and not just programmers are rather well paid compared to people in continental EU, the difference is
by emteycz 6y ago
UK isn't in EU, is it?
Makes sense though - as all of you and not just programmers are rather well paid compared to people in continental EU, the difference is not that huge. Where I am the average programmer has 5-10x more than any other person, and 2x more than directors - and the outlier programmers can make even 20x more than other people, and that's still ignoring the millionaires (and few $ billionaires) that sold their startup stakes.
In the past decade, only programmers became rich from 0 here - all other people inherited their wealth.
- Mkoo 6y agoMay I know what country we are talking about here?
- emteycz 6y agoCzechia, Slovakia, Poland, Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia, Romania, Hungary, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Bulgaria and Montenegro. Probably Greece too but I don't know how it's there personally. Plus the non-EU countries in the region - Albania, Serbia, Kosovo, Moldova, North Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- Mkoo 6y agoI sort of thought so. I'm in Prague myself and I would say that 5x-10x may be a bit of a stretch. I'm personally only a bit over 2x country average, though I think I'm underpaid so I might be checking out the market soon.
- emteycz 6y agoMost people in CZ have around 24k CZK/month, and 240k/month is certainly doable for a programmer. Not an average one, that's true - though not necessarily the best one, there's still plenty room to the top. Shoot me an email at emteycz@gmail.com, I might be able to help you.
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