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From the numbers people seem to put in their gross income. I would find it interestin to see how much is taken away by the goverment for different salaries and locations. In Germany, the government takes away roughly 50% of your income.
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net or gross? and what about specify state? USA is not the same as France or India
From the numbers people seem to put in their gross income. I would find it interestin to see how much is taken away by the goverment for different salaries and locations. In Germany, the government takes away roughly 50% of your income.
net or gross? and what about specify state? USA is not the same as France or India
And I don't just mean taxes. Cost of living, housing, healthcare, insurances, transportation, social security, all of these things are so vastly different outside the US. It's pointless to compare US salaries to those in France or India.
This sort of poll is better conducted anonymously. I'm happy to discuss this stuff anonymously but don't want people I know Googling my name some time in the future. Also interesting to know would be how much people augment their day-job salary income with side-work (consulting or micro-businesses).
This sort of poll is better conducted anonymously. I'm happy to discuss this stuff anonymously but don't want people I know Googling my name some time in the future. Also interesting to know would be how much people augment their day-job salary income with side-work (consulting or micro-businesses).
How is this poll not anonymous?
I see the same on Glassdoor on elsewhere. The bigger problem is the people volunteering such information have differing views on what to put making such information mostly useless.
Also, if life has taught me nothing else, people lie about their incomes, even anonymously.
Even in SF it doesn't always cost 2k+ for a 1 bedroom.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
From the numbers people seem to put in their gross income. I would find it interestin to see how much is taken away by the goverment for different salaries and locations. In Germany, the government takes away roughly 50% of your income.
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