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usually "central europe" is how people from post-socialist countries call eastern europe: and i guess 32k is in the high bracket there
by kome 5y ago
usually "central europe" is how people from post-socialist countries call eastern europe: and i guess 32k is in the high bracket there
- Toutouxc 5y ago> "central europe" is how people from post-socialist countries call eastern europe That was my first thought when I read that. We Czechs are especially guilty of [over]using "central", because the country is very much wedged into Germany, which is decidedly western, so I hear it pretty often. On the other hand, the European part of Russia is so huge that yes, nothing except maybe Ukraine is really on the eastern third.
- c2h5oh 5y agoAnd correctly so, given that center of Europe is east of Germany - in Poland. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Europe https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Europe
- c2h5oh 5y agoWell, they are correct. Geographical center of Europe is in Poland. You are confusing eastern block with eastern Europe.
- kome 5y agono, i'm just using the common definition that everybody use in (old) europe
- mike_k 5y agoI would be very surprised if that is the real "high" point there. Maybe, the country is very small or lacks tech universities & engineering/math "tradition". Tax systems are very different in the region, but with 6 years or experience and intermediate/advanced English even in Ukraine capital the median is $54K, while the third quartile is $66K. Those are NET numbers for contractor-type empoloyment, though. According to the very latest salary widget here: https://dou.ua/salary-widget-test/?period=2021-12&position=Senior%20SE&city=1&experience=5-6&english=3-4 https://dou.ua/salary-widget-test/?period=2021-12&position=S...