In which position you are currently?
I work as an IT business analyst / Project Manager in a large Italian company.
In which position you are currently?
I work as an IT business analyst / Project Manager in a large Italian company.
And I had the same experience: it's almost impossible to have salaries jump without changing jobs (and from a business perspective the reasons for that are quite obvious)
1) What you actually get
2) What you actually get + what you pay in taxes
3) What you actually get + what you pay in taxes + what your employer pays in taxes
Usually we talk about #2 when discussing salaries. So if somebody says they make 1000€/month, it generally means that they get 871€ every month in the bank, and their employer actually needs to pay 1338€ ever month in salary + taxes.
Can anyone shed some light on whether this is the same everywhere? Like if somebody in Silicon Valley says they make $200k/year, is that their "#2" number?
Edit:
Adding my own #2 history as well (software dev in Estonia), in case anybody is interested:
2015 - junior at employer A - 12 000€
2015 - mid-level at employer A - 21 204€
2016 - mid-level at employer B - 26 400€
2017 - senior at employer B - 30 000€
2017 - senior at employer C - 48 000€
2018 - senior at employer D - 58 500€
In my experience, it's very hard to get better salary without changing jobs all the time, so if you know of a company with good perks, it's better to change your job a bunch of times before ending up there (so you can start there with a relatively good salary) - at least, that's what I ended up doing.
White male born in the '88 in Italy. I have a bachelor degree and working since 2008. Here in Italy is quite uncommon to have big jumps in salaries if you want to stay in the "Technical" position.
However it's quite common to have "food stamps" for lunch as benefit ( range between 5€ to 8€ )
2008 - 18000 €/year - Junior Software Developer - Consulting Firm A
2009 - 19000 €/year - Software Developer - Consulting Firm A
2010 - 20000 €/year - Software Developer - Consulting Firm A
2011 - 21000 €/year - Software Developer - Consulting Firm A
2012 - 23000 €/year - Senior Software Developer - Online booking startup (No stock options)
2013 - 25000 €/year - Senior Software Developer - Consulting Firm B
2014 - 25000 €/year - Senior Software Developer - Consulting Firm B
2015 - 28000 €/year - Technical Lead - Consulting Firm B
2016 - 30000 €/year - Technical Lead - Consulting Firm B
2017 - 32000 €/year - Technical Lead - Consulting Firm C
2018 - 32000 €/year - Technical Lead / Solution Architect / Whatever - Consulting Firm C
https://www.hays.it/cs/groups/hays_common/@it/@content/docum...
Italy. I am 30 now.
2012 €500/mo, €1000/mo after 6 months "body rental"
2013 €25k + car associate consultant in IT company
2014 €30k + car consultant in same IT company
2015 €37k IT business analyst in large manufacturing company
2016 €40k same
2017 €42k same
2018 €42k same
The reason I am a sceptic is because as a Scandinavian I notice easily how much more macho men are in less gender equal societies and how much more feminine the women are.
I don’t think it is an accident that the world’s top female boxer is Norwegian rather than say Italian.
I do there is something to the equality paradox but I suspect it is more complex than this research suggests.
60% of published papers in life sciences turns out to be rubbish. So statistically speaking one should have a natural scepticism to any bold claims.
It's probably an accident. Two weeks ago an italian girl won a boxing gold medal in the youth olympics.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxing_at_the_2018_Summer_Yout...