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In case people were wondering about the x-axis: LPA = laks (in Indian rupees [IDR]) per annum 1 laks IDR = 1.3k USD = 1.1k EUR = 0.98k GBP The right most tick
by quanto 5y ago
In case people were wondering about the x-axis:
LPA = laks (in Indian rupees [IDR]) per annum
1 laks IDR = 1.3k USD = 1.1k EUR = 0.98k GBP
The right most tick on the axis, 70 LPA, is about 94k USD/year.
It seems that the developer wages in India are higher than much of SE Asia.
- krumboy 5y agoI wouldn't say salaries are better in India than SE Asia in general. Just as glassdoor ratings are biased(given by folks who either loveee or hateee the company), same applies here. People who have posted the offers much be pleased with the offer in general so it must be right skewed AFAIK.
- crossroadsguy 5y agoIndian Rupee is INR (₹). Definitely not IDR. That’s Indonesian. And here you go https://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=INR&To=USD https://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=...
- quanto 5y agoOops. Thanks for the correction. The currency conversion in my previous comment is still correct, though.