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domi · 2023-11-16T16:12:09.212117Z

As a student and soon at the end of my studies, I wanted to be so cheeky (mostly seen in Germany) and ask if you people here are so open and would tell me/us what you do for a living and what your annual salary is? It's just about seeing how the conditions are different/the same in every industry. Also because I'm a fan of talking about money and want to know if I should change my direction right away lol. I hope to earn around €54,000 starting salary even with my Master's in Civil Engineering. But at the moment I'm just a student assistant at the university with a €450 a month job. Thank you <3 #gehalt #geld #openminded

Arminius@Armin_ius

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Only the top 5% of Germany are on Getquin 😂

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Macho M.@MachoMan

2Yr

Citizen's income 75k per year.

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BoersePG@BoersePG

2Yr

I was in technical sales and had a great salary of around €50,000 net. Now I'm self-employed and earn less, but I now have more freedom, can plan and implement things myself, am not accountable to anyone and don't have to crawl up anyone's a.... grovel. Simply more freedom. I've learned that the money that ends up in your account on time doesn't make you happy. Imagine working hard at a company and then it simply closes (I've seen this happen to many of my friends). You have to ask yourself what is more important to you. Earning a lot of money or not so much...

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Alexander Schober@alexschober_

2Yr

Professional soldier/15k net per year but free accommodation, food, public transportation and health insurance :)

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domi@domibangbang

2Yr

@alexschober_ uh ok nice! Would be interesting to compare with other areas to see if you can achieve a higher savings rate yourself. Thank you :)

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Hendrik@hendrik_lmr

2Yr

@alexschober_ Are you a temporary soldier? No professional soldier earns only 15k net a year, at least not in Germany

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Enrique@Dividenden_Monteur

2Yr

@hendrik_lmr he is also Austrian.@alexschober_ you should perhaps mention 😅

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Hendrik@hendrik_lmr

2Yr

@Der_Dividenden_Monteur achso 🤔@alexschober_ may I ask what rank group you are in compared to German ranks? In Germany we have enlisted men, non-commissioned officers, non-commissioned officers with Portepee and officers. In Germany you would only earn 15k net as an enlisted man and they can't become professional soldiers.

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Sparfuchs@Reinecke

2Yr

@alexschober_ If you've got a high school diploma and you're up to d... join the army and become a midshipman. BS with 15k net... and then deploy and get your ass shot off.

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Alexander Schober@alexschober_

2Yr

@hendrik_lmr i am a team compared to germany. in austria you are a piad (person in training service) as soon as you have completed your basic military service and have signed up. to advance in rank or salary you have to take courses. my next one is in spring. there are also a lot of different contracts depending on your years of service

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Hendrik@hendrik_lmr

2Yr

@alexschober_ Thank you for your reply 🙏🏼

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Alexander Schober@alexschober_

2Yr

@hendrik_lmr gladly gladly comrade🫡

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Alexander Schober@alexschober_

2Yr

@KleinviehmachtMist Why such a negative attitude?

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Sparfuchs@Reinecke

2Yr

@alexschober_ bad experiences

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Franziska Lindner@DieFinanzchaotin

2Yr

It's amazing what some people earn here ... it's intense!

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Enrique@Dividenden_Monteur

2Yr

60,000 gross as a service technician in mechanical engineering. But it can be scaled up by another 20-25, depending on how much I travel and work overtime. More importantly, however, would be the approximate place of residence, if I earn 60K in my sleepy middle Hesse, I can live very well with it. If I get 80k at Porsche, but have to live in the Stuttgart metropolitan area, well.

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Felix@Investor_in_Jogginghose

2Yr

Aim higher? This is not Counter Strike 😂

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Hendrik@hendrik_lmr

2Yr

I actually don't know for this year because the monthly salary has changed a few times due to experience level increases and corona bonuses, but if I assume just the basic salary for next year, that would be just under 38k net. I am a soldier

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domi@domibangbang

2Yr

@hendrik_lmr yeah cool thanks, hope to get that much soon too!

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Alex@AlexG82

2Yr

With all the "doers" here, you almost feel like a failure :P Well then, 29 years old, MBA, Program Manager Automotive, approx. 110.000,-€ gross.

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Jonas@Spoony1986

2Yr

@AlexF82 could change quickly if all the makers also wanted to present an annual statement 😜👍🏻

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Alex@AlexG82

2Yr

@Spoony1986 Unfortunately, salaries are usually rounded up more generously than the number of love affairs :-D

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Max@MHe

2Yr

@AlexF82 Hi Alex, may I ask how you got into the industry from the WiWi field?

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Alex@AlexG82

2Yr

@MHe I've never been anywhere else, so maybe that explains it best.😄 In my Bachelor's degree, I did a dual degree at an automotive supplier, where I worked as a technical project manager. Then I did an MBA because I realized that I enjoyed the commercial and organizational aspects more than the technical ones. After working abroad, I moved from a medium-sized company to a large corporation. LG ✌🏼

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doddelwa@doddelwa

2Yr

Dentist, employed, 3rd year approx. 150k gross

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keinStress@keinStress

2Yr

@doddelwa only 3 years out of residency? In which federal state? I know a lot of dentists and the median gross amount is around €60,000 😃 and that's also 3 years since my residency.

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doddelwa@doddelwa

2Yr

@keinStress 1 year out of residency. So 3rd year in total. Within the residency from 2750€ to 4500€ gross, now in the third year 25% commission on fee-based turnover (currently approx. 600k/year). I am employed in a practice in Baden-Württemberg. Anyone who earns 60k gross as an employee dentist after 5 years can only receive a fixed salary, which is actually quite unusual and I don't know this from my circle of acquaintances. Fixed salary + revenue share is actually the standard model and brings between 80-200k, depending on revenue. Much more is difficult.

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keinStress@keinStress

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@doddelwa that's really strong 💪 But 50k turnover per month is also quite a lot 😁 What is your specialization? ORTHODONTICS? Must be something that generates real turnover. I'm asking because my wife is also a dentist. I only know one of her colleagues who earns around 6-8k gross per month, also with a 25% share of turnover. The others tend to earn around 60k a year, which is really sobering when you consider the work you have to do (no home office, hardly any downtime possible, etc.).

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Marco@DivInvestor

2Yr

Internal sales at an energy supplier €41,600 net per year

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Andreas@Kimbi

2Yr

Journalist, 29 and approx. 70k-75k gross per year

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domi@domibangbang

2Yr

@Kimbi haja cool! I wouldn't have thought (I've never really heard any details/ratios about the job...). Do you think you have 4-5 years of experience? Or more ? great salary ahaha

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Andreas@Kimbi

2Yr

@domibangbang Exactly, I studied and trained as a journalist. I work for radio and television - they generally pay better than print. And full-time professional experience is now 4 years

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Benne@CapitalCyclist

2Yr

Police officer in NRW + part-time job: 40k net per year.👮🏻‍♂️

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Jannik@Jack1909

2Yr

@DividendCop Hi, can I ask how long you've been there and in which directorate? I'm in my first year at the university as a KA 😄

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Benne@CapitalCyclist

2Yr

@Jack1909 for 6 years (including studies) Directorate V. Enjoy your studies😎

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Jannik@Jack1909

2Yr

@DividendCop Thank you ✌🏼ich I'm not quite sure what to choose yet, but I think the first internship will help me. May I ask in which area you have a part-time job? It's quite difficult to get something approved, as I understand it.

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Benne@CapitalCyclist

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@Jack1909 Yes, it was similar for me at the beginning, you have to go to the GE directorate at the start anyway, so patrol duty before you do anything else. I also play soccer in the 5th league.

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Fff@Fff

2Yr

39J, graduate engineer - team leader development at an automobile manufacturer - 130k gross / year

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btc@btc

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I am currently still a student, but have received an offer in sales for 60k fixed (starting salary) + performance bonus: 37h/week, IT company, 30 days vacation, 9 different offices in Germany, direct entry with a bachelor's degree in business administration

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KingC@RaphGM

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Quality engineer in the automotive industry, 92k€ gross/year + 10% bonus.

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Grisadine@Grisadine

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Buyer, 43,200 gross/ pa in a foundry in Saxony Next year then €48,000

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Tim@Tacticus

2Yr

I am a student 🧑‍🎓 I have a job as a dispatcher on a mini-job basis: hourly wage + supplements & bonuses = € 600 net

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MR.Bean@Bizzle

2Yr

Internal sales, 22 ca 20k net freshly trained :/

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AI sagt@GoDividend

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"Ketchup" salesperson in internal sales Ca 51 gross plus bonus and surcharges

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Fetzen@Fetzen

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@GoDividend I knew it! https://getqu.in/GHlQar/ I was actually joking when I said that

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AI sagt@GoDividend

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@Fetzen 😂😂😂😂 among other things

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Milano@FI_dream_or_reality

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R&D engineer(electronic components), 43 years old, austria, gross €84k.

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A Z.@GreedyA

2Yr

Civil engineer 54k you can forget. I have my own company (freelancer) and earn 120k

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Thoŕton@Notroht

2Yr

IT professionals in the squad...150k gross / 125k net

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Matthias@Aktienhengst

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Work for an international property developer - 110,000 p.a.

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crun@crun

2Yr

Finance MSC, Accounting/Controlling Insurance after 3 professional years and changes 80 gross, entry level was around 60

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Hannah@HannahMD

2Yr

Doctor in further training, 2nd year of further training, approx. 70,000€ gross with bonuses.

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Harm@KarlGustav

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Civil engineer in civil engineering for 12 years, Bachelor gross approx. 70.000€/year

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Basti@Basti381

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Project manager & design engineer in the skilled trades: 55k gross/year

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lullatscho@lullatscho

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started with 48k gross in the energy sector at a start-up and is now an engineer in the software sector of the energy industry at an AG and currently earning around 76k to 85k gross.

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Chris@Rauchi

2Yr

Tennis coach, both employed and self-employed. Just under 40k net per year.

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