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$11k makes roughly €9k. If you work for a company in Germany this would be gross salary of roughly €6.5k a month. The rest 2.5k would be ancillary wage costs f
by rndude 5y ago
$11k makes roughly €9k.
If you work for a company in Germany this would be gross salary of roughly €6.5k a month. The rest 2.5k would be ancillary wage costs for the employer. That finally translates to €4k net after taxes including health insurance etc.
I believe many good engineers make that amount of money in Germany.
- adflux 5y agoReally don't understand this logic. .. Very few engineers make 9k in Germany, simple. Why compare net wages to gross wages?
- rndude 5y agoIts 9k cost to employer. Its 6.5k gross salary which translates to 78k gross salary a year for the employee. A lot of engineers make that salary. If you are receiving money as a freelancer you need to earn at least 50% more to get a similar net salary as an employee therefore a employee salary of 78k gross is roughly equal to a freelancer making 120k a year. You have to compare net income as everything else does not make sense.
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- CRConrad 5y agoThere is nothing that says those 11K include ancillary costs. It's called salary, so compare to salary, not to salary + ancillary costs.