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You may be confusing your salary with what your boss charges clients. Or, it may simply be that you are from somewhere where the economy is different.
by Raphmedia 12y ago
You may be confusing your salary with what your boss charges clients. Or, it may simply be that you are from somewhere where the economy is different.
- bulte-rs 12y agoI know the distinction between the two ;-) While my boss charges something like EUR100 an hour, I make less than 25% of that (after taxes). O.t.o.h.: The salary is quite competitive around here (41k EUR a year, 40hrs/wk, 25 days off)
- Huppie 12y agoFrom your profile it looks like you're in The Netherlands. 41k/year is acceptable but not considered competitive in my book. Edit: Note that this 41k/year pretax salary in The Netherlands does not include the contributions your employer makes for you to your social security/pension/disability insurance, etc. That being said, even after all those it's not yet near 60 bucks an hour.
- bulte-rs 12y agoExactly, I cost my employer approximately double of that. And you're right about it not being industry competitive; I should have been more specific about regionality (i.e. I choose to not work in Amsterdam where I can 'easily' make double but which will cost me around 2,5hrs of travel a day while I can walk to work in 5 minutes now).