Re:Wikipedia is swimming in money–why is it begging people t...
by reader_mode on Tuesday June 01, 2021 @03:31AM
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No I'm Croatian, lived across EU, back home remoting now. Italy and Spain are not considered developed western Europe (neither is Portugal for that matter) it's not geographic, for example you often include Scandinavian countries in that bunch even if it's not geographically correct, so is Switzerland, their standard of living (Italy/Spain) is a tier below. Eastern Europe is a tier below that. Maybe it's a Croatian colloquialism since they are all west of us but I heard it used many times in other countries as well.
Re:Wikipedia is swimming in money–why is it begging people t...
by jiofih on Tuesday June 01, 2021 @06:24AM
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I’m in the area you consider “Western Europe” and can reaffirm that a €40k salary is the norm. The only people making €80k+ are working for startups or big tech and that’s a tiny slice of the job market. The average director at a successful company here earns €100-120k.
Yeah, well, you're American, right?
You really are living up to it in many ways.