100k will also not put you in the 1% of the earners if you consider the cities where the high paying jobs are.
100k will also not put you in the 1% of the earners if you consider the cities where the high paying jobs are.
In any case, the point is that with €100k/year you can really have way more than a decent life. More like a very, very comfortable life.
These salaries are also possible in Berlin, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Hamburg, Mannheim, Heidelberg (and more, this is where I know)
> In any case, the point is that with €100k/year you can really have way more than a decent life. More like a very, very comfortable life.
Well so what? They shouldnt pay more because it is already a decent salary and give the rest to the share holders?
It's no wonder that avarage salaries are low if people approach salary negotiations with this kind of attitude.