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Not sure what currency you have in mind, but I'm in Europe and I know it is. In fact, I just checked and it is a meagre €26k according to Glassdoor (median). I
by mmkos 3y ago
Not sure what currency you have in mind, but I'm in Europe and I know it is. In fact, I just checked and it is a meagre €26k according to Glassdoor (median). I don't know why that is. First thought would be that European countries' economies are still mostly based on old industries and so the value of software isn't as big here? I'd like to know.
- that_guy_iain 3y agoSalaries just aren't as a large by default the average dev salary for an experienced in the US is 100k. In the UK for example it's about 35k GBP. Germany about 50k EUR. Entry-level in Germany is 35-40k for a developer. I hear that italy has lower salaries. France might have higher.
- ffhhttt 3y agoSo the average salary for an experienced developer in Britain is just barely above the national median? That’s a bit surprising..
- siquick 3y ago> In the UK for example it's about 35k GBP Any source for this as it’s very different to what I’ve seen.
- that_guy_iain 3y agoExperience. A UK average takes in all the various spots. Like Manchester is about 50k. London about 80-90k. But all those small little companies with developers in the middle of nowhere bring the average down. Then all the digital agencies paying pennies brings the average down. I had a remote contract in the UK at the start of the year that was 80k. So I know good pay is available but I also have an inbox full of 24-40k a year roles from recruiters.
- legulere 3y agoMedian salary for all software developers in Germany (not just experienced) was 64.584€ in 2021 and should have risen quite a lot with current inflation by now. https://web.arbeitsagentur.de/entgeltatlas/beruf/15260 https://web.arbeitsagentur.de/entgeltatlas/beruf/15260