Sometimes comments like this get the point across in ways some self-aggrandizing $WALLOFTEXT can't.
€7,300 is chump change.
Sometimes comments like this get the point across in ways some self-aggrandizing $WALLOFTEXT can't.
€7,300 is chump change.
Spoken like a true tech bro.
In most suburban areas of the US, that's ~3-4 months rent.
Or more than a year of car payments.
Or a year and a half of groceries for an average American family.
"Chump change" LOL.
1) You don't know the size of the bonus relative to their annual salary. If this is a 10%+ bonus, it's sizable.
2) The bonus was given to all -- "have jointly agreed to pay all eligible employees a special lump sum bonus of up to 7,300 euros"
I can't recall an American company that gave out bonuses that satisfied both criteria listed above in the last 3-5 years of intense hardship.
Edit: Added specificity on bonus eligibility
Looks like a month's pay for the top end, and several months for the lower end, depending on what the bonus rank cutoff is (interns aren't going to get it)