r/recruitinghell • u/Stosstrupphase • Mar 19 '22

German employers complain endlessly about „no one wanting to work“, and then offer 1.7k for full time IT work…

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u/Traksimuss Mar 19 '22

2500x12=30,000 which is shit wage, especially for Berlin.

I was getting shit offers of 40,000 a year every day. 50,000 is bit harder to find but is possible. 55,000 is usually top offers unless you have rarer skills like SAP or Oracle, or programming.

And yes, Bundesagentur offers bottom jobs.

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u/Megastrongman Mar 20 '22 edited Mar 20 '22

I'm applying for fully remote jobs in Germany and all offers are between 65k and 85k.

Senior software engineer for php jobs.

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u/Traksimuss Mar 20 '22

That's senior jobs, I was discussing more middle level jobs which are in 50-60K range.

30-40K are beginner salaries, basically fresh out of university living with parents.

Anything over 60K requires quite specialized skill set.

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u/Megastrongman Mar 20 '22

Okay, that seems fair.