>Country
>What you do for a living
>How much you make
>>77449834
>flag
>son of business owner
>2k per week from dad
>>77449834
Australia
EB games
Around $20 an hour
>Country
Brazil
>What you do for a living
Repair network equipment in a medium size Internet provider. (This is what you get as a network administrator in a crisis).
>How much you make
445.5052 U.S. dollars
Nothing, I'm a neet.
>>77449885
Pretty much this but I only make 2k a month.
>>77449834
>>Country
flag
>>What you do for a living
I've never worked a day in my life. I'm a student
>>How much you make
N/A
>>77450071
Same
Saw mill laborer
300 euros a month
>>77449834
Flag
NEET/furshit artist
Barely anything
I'll live the NEET dream one day.
> Australia
> Electrician
> $45 an hour
Restaurant worker
500€+tip
>>77449834
>Merica
>Service technician for small manufacturer
>$20/hr
I spend most of my day shitposting and pretending to work.
>>77449834
Sweden
Garbageman cleaner
3400€
>>77449991
This
>>77449834
Flag
Cubicle monkey
1100 euros
Sweden.
IT consultant
3500-5500 dollars per month plus bonuses.
>flag
>NEET
>700euro a month
>french
>doctor
>300e a day
>>77449834
>finland
>NEET, i improve myself
>1200€/month
Swedistan
NEET
€1100/month
UK
Accountant
£2.750 per month
Japan
university student
10万円(about1000$) per a month from my parent
Sweden.
Deep sea/off shore welder
$8500 a month
>>77449834
>Country
Flag.
>What you do for a living
Kindergarden pedagog.
>How much you make
$43,500/year after taxes.
Software engineer
90k
US
NEET
Nothing but I have a lot in savings
flag
precision machining
3900k per month
Flag
I make windows
203Kr an hour, which is around 25-26$
It's aight, i guess.
>>77451001
replace k with e lel
>1150e/month
>neet
>>77449911
lol is that how much they pay? isnt that below min wage
>>77449834
>Country
Sweden
>What you do for a living
I'm a student working part time.
>How much you make
From my job, I make $18 per hour.
From the government, I get $500 per month for studying (free money).
My total income averages out yearly at something like $1800 per month.
When I have finished my studies, I am expected to get a starting salary of $4200 per month, with a rather steep curve following it.
Life is rather good to me.
>>77451185
Which field? And how much of this will be left after taxes?
>>77451232
>Which field?
My degree will be in industrial engineering (M.Sc.Eng.). The net will be $3000, if we're talking income tax.
>>77449991
>>77450308
>>77450695
>>77450716
>>77450745
>>77450999
>>77451081
This
>>77449834
>Russia
>Embassy worker
>$850 per month
>>77451343
Nice nice, lucky you. How are real estate prices in Sweden? Are they as fucked as here (you literally won't find a tiny appartment <450k, houses start at 1.5M).
>Flag
>Code monkey
>700€ per month
>>77451487
They're various degrees of fucked, depending on where you look. It's the worst near the capital. But they're not nearly as fucked as on the continent, to be honest. You can still get a cozy house in the vicinity of a major city for a reasonable price, if you have some patience. Or you make sacrifices.
This house is about 400k euro. It's semi-detached, and inside the Stockholm metropolitan area. Not too bad, honestly. But I wouldn't want to live there, personally. I'd prefer a house in a more prime location, in which case it gets Swiss tier I suppose.
https://svenskamaklarhuset.se/objekt/?gid=OBJ24548_1550148086#allabilder
There are lots of interesting properties in countryside however. You can literally find huge mansions for the same kind of money, if you're willing to live near a small to mid tier city instead of near the capital.
>>77449834
>330$/month
>production printing(C6000/C1085)
I want to be neet again.
>>77451487
Wtf. Normal houses start at 1.5m?
I have a house and I thought paying 490k for it was bad.
>>77451896
Or 420k euro, actually.
>>77450423
kek, bullshit. Someone read about last week's garbage crisis.
>>77449834
My parents give me a money
>>77449834
> Swedistan
> Postman
> €2300 a month
>>77451082
Min is 18.29
>>77452028
>> €2300 a month
That's like 10th percentile tier (90 percent of males make more money than you do)... :/
What is your living situation like?
~8000e after taxes, chairman in a firm
Spain
Mechanical engineering student in Germany
800€/month from dad
>>77452239
Living at home at 26, do I need to say more. Got €57k saved though (550 000 SEK).
mechanical engineer
200$ a month
>>77452492
Those are some decent savings. Just make sure to invest it properly and secure your future. Get a proper education, if that's your thing. If not, look into some other trade.
>>77452552
Explain this
>Grease
>Unemployed
>200 euros a month in neetbux
>>77452765
Russia.
>>77452571
Im always looking for other, better paid, options but there arent many without an education.
>>77452827
Explain it more. Seriously.
>>77451792
Oh OK I see...am I right to assume that Stockholm basically is the Sodom and Gomorrha of Sweden (e.g. full of leftards, cucks and SJW)? Only been to Malmö once and it was shit.
If I were you I'd probably just rent a small studio in the city and then buy a house/lodge out in the countryside to spend my weekends...
>>77451896
Yeah Switzerland is absolutely fucked, thanks to EU immigration and high population density...
i sell shit on eBay
maybe 10€/month
I am a student with bad grades and I'm a lazy cunt
>>77449834
>Denmark
>photography
>1000usd a month
>>77449834
>Flag
>Debt collection case processor
>19 €/hr
1. Flag
2. Data Warehouse developer.
3. 43k SEK a month.
>>77450869
I really couldn't believe that underwater welder made THAT much money when I first heard it a while ago
Howling
>>77451446
Could you describe your everyday work in the embassy and how it is to work there? I suppose you cannot say which country?
>>77453668
And yeah, that is before taxes.
I get to keep 31k. That is a little over 3k in euros.
>>77449834
entry level cubicle dweller
between 400-500 usd / month
Flag
Student but part time shop assistant
£8.50 per hour
flag
ux/ui designer
120k
but i'm going to move a company on nyc this autumn desu
>>77453843
Mostly paperwork and and workflow management of all sorts, so nothing unusual really, but sometimes I step in as an interpreter during big events
>I suppose you cannot say which country?
Japan. Yup, I'm a weeb with a weeb diploma. Glad I was able to land a stable job with it.
>>77449834
>flag
>student
>government scholarship money and college stipend
>>77449834
Hungary
copywriter for an ad agency
around 1,000 euros
italel
boring office job
1300 € ca/month
>>77452940
What's there to explain? An average wage outside of Moscow is 340$.
Being a mechanical engineer (master's degree) with little to no experience it's impossible to get more than 200$. With 3 to 5 years years experience I will get around 250$ with a perspective for a raise up to 320$ in a few years.
Food is 150$
Rent is 35-40$
If you're lucky by the end of the month you'll break even.
If I will move to Moscow and get lucky with a job there I will get around 850$ a month.
>>77454558
Why are you guys so poor? Russia is a very powerful country, you have half the continent for yourselves. Redpill me on this. I've always known that Russia is poor, but didn't realize how bad it was, and nobody actually explained it to me.
>>77454297
Cool that your job is related to your interests. Perhaps more weebs in other countries could land a related job if they know japanese
Flag
Escort(pre-op transexual)
about a grand a week
>>77454716
It's not the most glamorous job desu, honestly it's not that different from your typical office monkey stuff, but at least I get to use the language on daily basis.
>>77452552
>tfw you are a storeclerk cuck and put more money into savings every month than a russian mechanical engineer makes in a month
What the fug?
>>77449834
UK
Warehouse worker
£1800 a month
>>77454692
The main reason is Putin. He created a system in which corruption reached unimaginable proportions and 99% of the country's wealth belonged to 1% of the population - to his friends. For the same reason, 20% of the country's population generally live below the poverty line.
>>77449834
Sweden
Working in a retail store
$15/hr and $30/hr on the weekends
>>77455988
This.
>>77454692
>MUH POWER
>MUH SO MANY """""USEFUL"""""" LAND(seriously, it's like to claim desert(without oil))
Don't talk like that.
You have enough money to see this shithole with your own eyes and make an objective conclusion.
>>77456047
Is it safe for me to travel there tho?
""data"" ""scientist""
after taxes net ~5000 euros per month
>>77454028
do you freelance m8?
>>77456080
Yes. Only AIDS is a danger for u here.
>>77451995
>last week's garbage crisis.
>tfw Swedish garbage crises are a thing
>>77456469
Our garbage workers went on a strike because they were going to have their salaries lowered from €3500/month to €2900/month.
>>77456594
about how much is that net after taxes?
>bananaland
>woodworker
>R$1550 it's like almost $500 in USD
>>77456594
ours went on a strike when we had 40°C and it lasted a week more or less. it was extremely dangerous for public health, horrible smell and it was an ugly sight for tourists that visited us at that time.
>greece
>>77449834
USA about to start septic company.
Planning on charging about 450-500, but expecting about a profit of about 200 per pump.
>>77456658
About €2780 in my municipality, but we have one of the lower tax rates in the country.
>>77456855
Couldnt they just work without t-shirts and impress on all the ladies
>>77451487
>houses start at 1.5M
Shit. That's SF-tier. Are you in a city or a smaller village?
> university student
> $166 from govt for studing per month
>>77456928
What's the investment in equipment, and are you hiring helpers?
>>77449834
>Afbongistan
>Environmental consultant
>28k/year
Only been doing this for 10 months so far though.
>>77457890
100k on equipment
My old boss will be hiring people in about 4 weeks
>>77458242
How long have you been in the industry?
>Project leader assistant at engineering company
>~750€/200hrs
It's not much, but I get to play with some pretty cool toys, possibly the best in the region I live in.
>flag
>junior UX researcher
>80k/yr
Best job you could possibly ask for, but very difficult to break into the field.
>>77454028
niceee. I'm hoping to move (back) to Yurop once I get more established in the field.
>>77450308
>furshit artist
post your art animal man
>>77452552
>>77452827
>>77454558
Come to America, friend.
Seriously though, I wish the US put priority on importing skilled Russians. So much talent in that cunt all going to waste.
>>77458730
I had to censor this one even though I didn't even draw the tits because last time the jannies got butthurt.
>>77449834
>USA
>Soldier
>$1,734/month
>Croatia
>Aeronautical Engineer
>About 1.5k Euro
>>77449885
aren't you ashamed?
flag
manager in construction firm
1k eur/month
>>77458970
How hard is it for foreigners from Europe or the EU to obtain a USA working permit? Also how's the state with metalworking industry, with the workforce to be exact? I suspect the demand in the field is quite high.
I've never really bothered to check the options in the US.
>>77459240
>How hard is it for foreigners from Europe or the EU to obtain a USA working permit?
It's my understanding that it's nearly impossible.
>Also how's the state with metalworking industry, with the workforce to be exact? I suspect the demand in the field is quite high.
There's demand, but there's also a large labor pool. If you're drug-free (including cannabis, even where legalized), then that's a definite advantage. American manufacturing isn't totally dead; you just need to know how to use robots as well as your hands.
If you're a well-rounded fabricator, you'll find work anywhere, and income will vary regionally and with experience/skill set. If all you can do is run CNC, then don't expect >$15/hr.
>I've never really bothered to check the options in the US.
It might be worth it. Find businesses owned by Croatian-Americans, and you might be able to milk muh heritage to get an employment sponsor. That would help significantly. All of the blue collar Europeans I've known had connections in the US that helped them immigrate.
>>77458970
I really want to emigrate from here, but it is not so simple.
>flag
>jewish plot to take the eternal anglo's money
>€700 after taxes
AKA sports betting industry
>>77459240
there's three way
1) easiest is to marry an american to get citizenship
2) apply for the yearly lotto for green card. its completely random
3) have to find a company that will hire you and give is willing to pay the fee to sponser you and you need to win the lottery for the h1b visa. the higher your education, the higher the chances of you getting it.
>>77449834
>Estonia
>electrician-electronics specialist
>1100€ month
>>77458662
>>77454028
how do you become this?
We don't have any "UI designers" where I work (software for data analysis)
It is up to us regular developers to do as we please.
No one likes spending time on it so everything is non-intuitive and acts in unpredictable ways
>>77449834
flag
nothing, i'm still in high school
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>>77460477
>No one likes spending time on it so everything is non-intuitive and acts in unpredictable ways
example of our last support call from USA:
>type text into settings dialog
>dialog expands
>the save button is pushed out of window and user can't save
>>77460505
*summons the infamous mods
heh nothing personnel kid'o
>>77461114
i'm 19
>>77449834
England
Technician/test in electronics
Fuck all atm, about £15,000, only just started though and they said my pay will increase in time.
>>77460477
For researcher, you have to get your undergrad and/or master's in an area that teaches research methods (like psychology). Right now it's hard to break into specifically because a lot of companies don't have UX/UI people- it's an emerging field. It's a bitchin' job, though. You just run studies every other week based on what PMs and designers want, write up the results in a powerpoint presentation, then present them. And it pays ridiculously well.
>>77459092
Go to Germany and you'll make 3x that. Go to the US and you'll probably make 4x-5x that.
>>77461401
Salaries seem to be pretty low in Bongistan. Cause I'm assuming thats your yearly salary?
>>77464654
And what degree do you have and how did you end up in it?
>>77464986
It's an entry level job mate, but will probably top out at 20k without a degree at the company I'm currently working at.
Hoping to go to uni at somepoint, we'll see.
>>77457787
Suburbs
>>77465319
How old are uni students on average in UK/US?
>>77465709
Normally start at 18 and leave at 21 or w/e but apparently a quarter of uni students are 'mature' which I presume means older than average.
I'm 24, was miserable at my school so left to do A levels at college after GCSEs, ended up doing other stuff and never got my a levels.
Now I'm sort of fucked, a levels need time to study them, as do btecs. There are other ways into unis here though, quite a few will look at your circumstances and judge whether you can join. I'm going to contact a few and see if working at an electronics company would be sufficient experience to do electronics engineering at uni and how long I would need to work in the industry for etc.