How much do you earn annually?

How much do you earn annually?

  • R1 - R100,000

    Votes: 19 5.6%

  • R100,000 - R249,000

    Votes: 16 4.7%

  • R250,000 - R299,000

    Votes: 14 4.1%

  • R300,000 - R399,000

    Votes: 22 6.5%

  • R400,000 - R599,000

    Votes: 36 10.7%

  • R600,000 - R999,000

    Votes: 72 21.3%

  • More than R1 million

    Votes: 123 36.4%

  • Other

    Votes: 36 10.7%
  • Total voters
    338
Pho3nix said:
Maybe not double but he isn't wrong. Especially in the banking space.
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More so I would say in the banking space it's probably the minimum for anyone with a few years experience in a permanent role that isn't some kind of intern setup.
 
More than 1M is a big range.

Just squeaking in over R1M is very different league to say R3m. I reckon in the software/it/dev/finance (any professional) space there are many in the 'just squeaking R1M' range. Which will enable a small family to almost cling to the bottom rungs of 1st world middle class. (not SA middle class, which is apparently someone with a fridge)
 
SauRoNZA said:
More so I would say in the banking space it's probably the minimum for anyone with a few years experience in a permanent role that isn't some kind of intern setup.
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Worked with the proper paid devs at 2 banks; earned R2.2m and R2.5m if I remember right. They were key-man dependencies lol.

The rest of the devs are important and earn decently but are kept at bay by R1m packages; decent bonuses and the -2.5% prime rate.
 
Pho3nix said:
Worked with the proper paid devs at 2 banks; earned R2.2m and R2.5m if I remember right. They were key-man dependencies lol.

The rest of the devs are important and earn decently but are kept at bay by R1m packages; decent bonuses and the -2.5% prime rate.
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I hate working with furniture devs. They've been there for 20 years, think the sun shines out of their behinds.
 
Next up: x amount of millionaires spend x amount of time on the Internet today.
 
Grant said:
Why not.
Many, if not most on this forum have some form of tertiary education, many holding university degrees.
We have a couple of dentists here, some pharmacists, a few doctors, some engineers, a couple of lawyers, many business owners - all local.
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In that case 7 is not very many. There are a couple of members I'd put at well over R1M but at least 2 of them aren't in SA.
 
SauRoNZA said:
More so I would say in the banking space it's probably the minimum for anyone with a few years experience in a permanent role that isn't some kind of intern setup.
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When I still worked for a SA bank around two and a half years ago, we'd pay our grads R650k. A lot of people here seem to be happy to be underpaid for their scarce skills.
 
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