I'm curious, the 200,000 rubles, is that per year ...

# hiring

[cedric]

I'm curious, the 200,000 rubles, is that per year or month? Either doesn't seem right

[louiscad]

@cedric Can't be per year, that would be less than 3K€ per year

[nfrankel]

why “per month” wouldn’t be right?
i mean, it’s not moscow
cost of living might not be that high
plus, it’s 3-6 years of experience
which makes the salary pretty good for that level of experience in russia
it’s not silicon valley!

[cedric]

Yeah it has to be monthly

[nfrankel]

if you want to confirm, apply 😉

[nfrankel]

it’s a bit cold for me

[cedric]

Also 200k is about $6700 if I converted correctly

[cedric]

So around $90k annually

[nfrankel]

it’s much less for me

[nfrankel]

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[cedric]

Oh wow you're right

[cedric]

So now it looks pretty low for an expensive city like st Petersburg

[moonsweel]

Hi from Russia, it’s per month and fine for this city. Also notice that this number is “from”, and you can negotiate it to higher numbers.

[moonsweel]

And here in Russia, when we talk about salary, we use netto value. And even 200.000 rubles is brutto, subtract 13%.

[nfrankel]

Also notice that this number is “from”

well, you have to know some russian to understand “ot” is “from”
😉

[moonsweel]

Google translates this correclty

[moonsweel]

And I’ve read full desc, they mention netto wage, so 200.000+ is what you have after you pay taxes. (Actually, a company pays taxes for you here in Russia).

[cedric]

Interesting, thanks for the clarifications @moonsweel

[pivovarit]

@moonsweel at the end of the day, it doesn’t matter who pays taxes - it’s a deduction from a budget reserved for you 🙂