What’s your monthly salary?

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1. €700, sports journalism. Granted I have 0 experience in sports journalism and this is an internship so €700 is actually a lot

2. 1200€ net, PhD student.

3. ~2300€ gross, ~1600€ net, IT/network administrator with little under 4 years of experience

4. Ca. 4500€ (gross). Legal counsel at a large investment bank, Poland.

5. pre-tax £4166

   post-tax £3293

   software developer with just under 3 years of experience

6. ~7800€ gross (~4600€ net), Germany, Software/Enterprise Architect

7. Currently still a student, but the summer job I did at a shop last year was little less than 1100€ net per month.

8. Just started my first job as a lab technician and I make about €3000 gross per month now. This is relatively high since this is a government lab, when I see vacancies for similar non-government jobs they often pay around €2700-€3000

9. Before tax it’s €3100 per month

   Hospitality industry

10. 2500 euro net. I’m working in a copper mine.

11. Teacher in Finland here, approx. 3300 € per month minus taxes.

12. 4500€ net, Germany, medicine

13. 10,500€ net. Spacecraft control software architect, Germany.

14. € 2650 net, photographer living in Brussels, Belgium.

15. Denmark, IT support

    Before tax 4287€
    After tax 2819€

16. About 4600€. I’m a controller.

17. Gross-£3200, net-£2550 as a trainee police constable

18. Denmark, ERP solution architect with 11 years of experience in Finance before changing to this role.
    8.800€ gross+10% pension contribution ~4.800€ net per month (not counting pension).

19. Just over £1,700 net. UK, bilingual customer service for a tech company.

20. ~1200 net (~1800 gross) as a technician for industrial refrigeration systems (Slovenia). Important to note, I have been doing this for ca. 4 months with 0 prior experience, so all considering, I’d say it’s fair.

21. ~7000€ gross monthly, working in industrial automation with 10+ years experience. The company pays an additional 8% towards my pension fund and we can get up to 6 months fully paid parental leave (we get six weeks paid vacation, but five weeks paid is the legal minimum and six weeks is pretty common)

    It’s around 4200€ net for anyone wondering, but net pay can vary wildly depending on a ton of personal factors.

22. 1100-1200 euro net, with night shifts and weekends – Romania, satellite ground station engineer.

23. 2900€, polishing sports exhausts, Austria

24. £2062.50 gross, £1623.99 net

    Receptionist

25. Ugh… The conversion rates of NOK to EUR now makes this painful to even think about. Lost 30% over a few years.

26. Iceland🇮🇸 – about 29 eur an hour as a shift manager in customer service

    ETA: I get paid by the hour and don’t work the same amount of time each month so I can’t say exactly how much it would be. On average I work 8 days (8-10 hrs) a month and get around 1900 eur post tax.

27. 2793 € brutto, 1609 € net. 1st year resident doctor.

28. 1450€ net, Romania, General Ledger Accountant – changed to this job 3 months ago, 2 years experience in Accounting, finished my master this year, maybe will go to PhD next year!

29. From €750 to €900 NET depending on the days I work, shift differential, holidays, etc.

    Hotel receptionist, Portugal.

30. Poland: 1600 net as a pharmacist in a big pharma company. I could earn 2k ish in a pharmacy but it’s miserable.