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Is this anecdotal or do you have data? If real, it's nice seeing the beginnings of programming jobs crossing arbitrary political lines.
by acchow 13y ago
Is this anecdotal or do you have data? If real, it's nice seeing the beginnings of programming jobs crossing arbitrary political lines.
- ThePawnBreak 13y agoI'm a Romanian student in Bucharest and tudorconstantin's claims seem on target. The average wage for an intern is 400 euros (based on what I hear from other students) and the starting salary after graduation is about 700 euros. Here are some internships with posted salary: http://4psa.stagiipebune.ro/stagii.html&id=1189&category=70 http://4psa.stagiipebune.ro/stagii.html&id=1189&cate... http://adobe.stagiipebune.ro/stagii.html&id=1241&category=71 http://adobe.stagiipebune.ro/stagii.html&id=1241&cat...
- lgeek 13y agoAre those internships and jobs aimed at relatively competent students/grads? I'm asking because those salaries would have been considered quite low back in 2008 before I've emigrated.
- tudorconstantin 13y agoThere is data regarding the national average net income - this article for example, from april 2012: http://www.romania-insider.com/average-salary-in-romania-almost-flat-in-february-biggest-rise-in-tobacco-industry/54699/ http://www.romania-insider.com/average-salary-in-romania-alm... Regarding payments to juniors and interns, I know it from the market - I know some salaries of my colleagues. When I started in IT - in 2006, I started with about 230 euros net, which was also decent. I am talking here about Cluj-Napoca (the second largest city in the country), not the capital, where salaries are better. So, if you want to live in a place and earn 4-5 times the national average income while doing what you like (programming), come to Romania :))