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>PhD in mathematics
>300k starting
Memes aside, can anyone explain why the translation of salaries from the EU to the US is constant at about a factor of 2, while the price of living is roughly constant (factor of 1.6 says one source I found), although the direct money conversion from Euro to Dollar fluctuates as fuck?
A very good stating salary with a PhD in STEM would be, as I understand it,
Euros
65k (5.5k per month, or 4.6k per month if you have 14 salaries)
Dollars
130k (11k per month)
(does that sound about right?)
but whether you should start working here or there seems to fluctuate as fuck.
Someone understand this?
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with
2 / 1.6 = 1.25
for a € -> $ conversion rate to be balanced
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>>8619056
not using feynman-kac/blackscholes/martingales etc. on something you don't know and take the result as an undisputeable answer.
never gonna make it as a quant 300k starting
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>>8619056
Europoor here
Just got a promotion from 3300/month to 3600/month. (without taxes)
With the current taxes it will be 140 euro's a month extra
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>>8619512
What's your level/degree and which country?
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>>8619056
i'm so fucking glad to be an american.
70k$ starting with just a bachelors in engineering and a 2.9 GPA.
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>PhD in mathematics
>any teaching job I want
>$30k starting
Econ is a meme too by the way.
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>>8619960
anyone with below 3.5 GPA in engineering shouldn't be hired in anything engineering related.
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>>8620003
why? the vast majority of engineering duties have nothing to do with what you learned in undergrad.
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>bachelors in applied maths
>any maths related job I want
>35 000 £ starting
Steady as she goes.
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