And the package is not bad. My net salary is about 2230 NZD (I use this currency since I studied in NZ, the indonesian rupiah has too many zeros). I got a good health insurance as well. The bonus perks are quite fantastic. there is a guarantee of extra two months salary. If the company reaches its profitability target, you can 2-4.5 times monthly salary bonus. If I calculate the bonuses, it seems I could save as much as 22,000 NZD/year. if I convert this into Euro, it's approximately 12900-ish euro. Meaning, to get this much money, you need to save at least 1080-ish euro/month. Do europeans save that much per year?
Here in Jakarta, I spend 800 NZD/month. 300 for rental (single room), 300 for food (all delivered), 200 for misc perks. Since I have a mortgage to pay, I pay an extra 450. the total cost is around 1200. My salary was around 1700 NZD. With a salary boost, now I have more money to save. Yay!
I asked this question because I still apply jobs in europe. That recruiter from switzerland ghosted me, which bummed me out. But after looking at Zurich's living cost, I was startled, that's like insanely expensive. I really prefer to work in Germany, unfortunately the company that I applied ghosted me too even after I submitted my test (it was a business case study using R for data analysis). I still have a job application from Estonia. But after seeing Estonia's climate, which can reach -35 celsius degree during the winter, I question myself if I really want to go there. Still, I will finish the test for the completionist sake. I want to know if I have what it takes to crack the european job market.
Here in Jakarta, I spend 800 NZD/month. 300 for rental (single room), 300 for food (all delivered), 200 for misc perks. Since I have a mortgage to pay, I pay an extra 450. the total cost is around 1200. My salary was around 1700 NZD. With a salary boost, now I have more money to save. Yay!
I asked this question because I still apply jobs in europe. That recruiter from switzerland ghosted me, which bummed me out. But after looking at Zurich's living cost, I was startled, that's like insanely expensive. I really prefer to work in Germany, unfortunately the company that I applied ghosted me too even after I submitted my test (it was a business case study using R for data analysis). I still have a job application from Estonia. But after seeing Estonia's climate, which can reach -35 celsius degree during the winter, I question myself if I really want to go there. Still, I will finish the test for the completionist sake. I want to know if I have what it takes to crack the european job market.
