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    Rok
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    The problem: Owner of our firm, thinks that we are overpaid for our work or with his words; "Your payment is normal, for the job you do", so i decided to put some words on this board. Please be so nice and write few words what do you think about our salary, so i can show it to him :D The overview of our work: 3 man crew, working on 2 projects, first is personal managment system with data analyzing and the second is attendence with Z80 programable terminal (or network of them) with our software (result is balance of hours with analyses) comunicating over network,... All together 213.309 lines of C++ MFC code Both programs are working either on Oraclo, MS SQL or Access databases. Salary: somewhere around 700$ / month - full time job, but as you can think, it is really hard for 3 programers to handle such a line count Thank you for response!

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      The problem: Owner of our firm, thinks that we are overpaid for our work or with his words; "Your payment is normal, for the job you do", so i decided to put some words on this board. Please be so nice and write few words what do you think about our salary, so i can show it to him :D The overview of our work: 3 man crew, working on 2 projects, first is personal managment system with data analyzing and the second is attendence with Z80 programable terminal (or network of them) with our software (result is balance of hours with analyses) comunicating over network,... All together 213.309 lines of C++ MFC code Both programs are working either on Oraclo, MS SQL or Access databases. Salary: somewhere around 700$ / month - full time job, but as you can think, it is really hard for 3 programers to handle such a line count Thank you for response!

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      Tomasz Sowinski
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      Rok wrote: Salary: somewhere around 700$ / month Well, it obviously depends where you live and what are the costs of living. $700 in India isn't equal to $700 in Switzerland. Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com

      "Yields falsehood when preceded by its quotation" yields falsehood when preceded by its quotation.

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        The problem: Owner of our firm, thinks that we are overpaid for our work or with his words; "Your payment is normal, for the job you do", so i decided to put some words on this board. Please be so nice and write few words what do you think about our salary, so i can show it to him :D The overview of our work: 3 man crew, working on 2 projects, first is personal managment system with data analyzing and the second is attendence with Z80 programable terminal (or network of them) with our software (result is balance of hours with analyses) comunicating over network,... All together 213.309 lines of C++ MFC code Both programs are working either on Oraclo, MS SQL or Access databases. Salary: somewhere around 700$ / month - full time job, but as you can think, it is really hard for 3 programers to handle such a line count Thank you for response!

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        Alvaro Mendez
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        $700/month doesn't sound like a lot, but it really depends on where you live. Where are you located? Regards, Alvaro Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. - Albert Einstein

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          The problem: Owner of our firm, thinks that we are overpaid for our work or with his words; "Your payment is normal, for the job you do", so i decided to put some words on this board. Please be so nice and write few words what do you think about our salary, so i can show it to him :D The overview of our work: 3 man crew, working on 2 projects, first is personal managment system with data analyzing and the second is attendence with Z80 programable terminal (or network of them) with our software (result is balance of hours with analyses) comunicating over network,... All together 213.309 lines of C++ MFC code Both programs are working either on Oraclo, MS SQL or Access databases. Salary: somewhere around 700$ / month - full time job, but as you can think, it is really hard for 3 programers to handle such a line count Thank you for response!

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          Daniel Turini
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          If you think you should earn more, change your job. If you can change your job, congrats! If you can't change jobs, probably your boss is right. Concussus surgo. When struck I rise.

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            The problem: Owner of our firm, thinks that we are overpaid for our work or with his words; "Your payment is normal, for the job you do", so i decided to put some words on this board. Please be so nice and write few words what do you think about our salary, so i can show it to him :D The overview of our work: 3 man crew, working on 2 projects, first is personal managment system with data analyzing and the second is attendence with Z80 programable terminal (or network of them) with our software (result is balance of hours with analyses) comunicating over network,... All together 213.309 lines of C++ MFC code Both programs are working either on Oraclo, MS SQL or Access databases. Salary: somewhere around 700$ / month - full time job, but as you can think, it is really hard for 3 programers to handle such a line count Thank you for response!

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            Michael P Butler
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            What is your experience level? How many years have you been coding. You seem to be underpaid even by current developer wages. Michael :-) Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana

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              The problem: Owner of our firm, thinks that we are overpaid for our work or with his words; "Your payment is normal, for the job you do", so i decided to put some words on this board. Please be so nice and write few words what do you think about our salary, so i can show it to him :D The overview of our work: 3 man crew, working on 2 projects, first is personal managment system with data analyzing and the second is attendence with Z80 programable terminal (or network of them) with our software (result is balance of hours with analyses) comunicating over network,... All together 213.309 lines of C++ MFC code Both programs are working either on Oraclo, MS SQL or Access databases. Salary: somewhere around 700$ / month - full time job, but as you can think, it is really hard for 3 programers to handle such a line count Thank you for response!

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              Mauricio Ritter
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              Rok wrote: somewhere around 700$ / month - full time job, but as you can think, it is really hard for 3 programers to handle such a line count That depends on where you live. In Brazil is a medium salary... in US is not much (I think). If you think that you are not being paid what you´re worth, why don´t you try to find another job ? Mauricio Ritter - Brazil Sonorking now: 100.13560 MRitter

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                The problem: Owner of our firm, thinks that we are overpaid for our work or with his words; "Your payment is normal, for the job you do", so i decided to put some words on this board. Please be so nice and write few words what do you think about our salary, so i can show it to him :D The overview of our work: 3 man crew, working on 2 projects, first is personal managment system with data analyzing and the second is attendence with Z80 programable terminal (or network of them) with our software (result is balance of hours with analyses) comunicating over network,... All together 213.309 lines of C++ MFC code Both programs are working either on Oraclo, MS SQL or Access databases. Salary: somewhere around 700$ / month - full time job, but as you can think, it is really hard for 3 programers to handle such a line count Thank you for response!

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                Rok
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                Slovenia, Europe (borders with Italy and Austria)! 1kg of bread price is somewhere around 1$ (this shoud do it for compare :D)

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                  Slovenia, Europe (borders with Italy and Austria)! 1kg of bread price is somewhere around 1$ (this shoud do it for compare :D)

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                  Rok wrote: 1kg of bread price is somewhere around 1$ its difficult to compare bread price... don´t you have the Big Mac price in your city ? Mauricio Ritter - Brazil Sonorking now: 100.13560 MRitter

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                    Slovenia, Europe (borders with Italy and Austria)! 1kg of bread price is somewhere around 1$ (this shoud do it for compare :D)

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                    Tomasz Sowinski
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                    How does your salary compare to salaries of your friends working for other software development companies? Bread price doesn't give much information. Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com

                    "Yields falsehood when preceded by its quotation" yields falsehood when preceded by its quotation.

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                      Slovenia, Europe (borders with Italy and Austria)! 1kg of bread price is somewhere around 1$ (this shoud do it for compare :D)

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                      mmmm ... :~ It looks to me that you are underpaid

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                      • R Rok

                        Slovenia, Europe (borders with Italy and Austria)! 1kg of bread price is somewhere around 1$ (this shoud do it for compare :D)

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                        BigMac is 1.5$ Anyway I'm vegeterian :).

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                          BigMac is 1.5$ Anyway I'm vegeterian :).

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                          As a matter of fact, BigMac price is a good reference, here BigMac combo is about $40 - $42, it's been a while since I bought last one.... personaly I prefer BurgerKing ;P

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                            Slovenia, Europe (borders with Italy and Austria)! 1kg of bread price is somewhere around 1$ (this shoud do it for compare :D)

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                            According to www.xe.com[^] 1.00 SIT Slovenia Tolars = 0.00430821 USD United States Dollars Is this the wrong currency totally, or when you say 1$ do you mean 100 SIT? under half a cent for a kilogram of bread, seems utterly wrong. -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!

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                              According to www.xe.com[^] 1.00 SIT Slovenia Tolars = 0.00430821 USD United States Dollars Is this the wrong currency totally, or when you say 1$ do you mean 100 SIT? under half a cent for a kilogram of bread, seems utterly wrong. -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!

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                              1$ = 230 sit

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                                Rok wrote: somewhere around 700$ / month - full time job, but as you can think, it is really hard for 3 programers to handle such a line count That depends on where you live. In Brazil is a medium salary... in US is not much (I think). If you think that you are not being paid what you´re worth, why don´t you try to find another job ? Mauricio Ritter - Brazil Sonorking now: 100.13560 MRitter

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                                Mauricio Ritter wrote: In Brazil is a medium salary... in US is not much (I think). In the US it's enough to live in a ditch, and I deal with people daily who are in such straights. There is no way to recover from it, ever. We can help with a meal now and then, or a scrap of clothing, but the bottom line is, they're going to die soon. I hate it, but I'm helpless to do anything to change it...:(( A New Adjective Is Born!

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                                  Mauricio Ritter wrote: In Brazil is a medium salary... in US is not much (I think). In the US it's enough to live in a ditch, and I deal with people daily who are in such straights. There is no way to recover from it, ever. We can help with a meal now and then, or a scrap of clothing, but the bottom line is, they're going to die soon. I hate it, but I'm helpless to do anything to change it...:(( A New Adjective Is Born!

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                                  Sorry to hear that...

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                                    As a matter of fact, BigMac price is a good reference, here BigMac combo is about $40 - $42, it's been a while since I bought last one.... personaly I prefer BurgerKing ;P

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                                    Roger Wright
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                                    Gethsus BigMac combo is about $40 - $42 That not US $, I hope! Mexico is a much cheaper place to live than the US, and here you can buy a steak and lobster dinner for $40. Not that I'd ever eat anything as vile as McDonald's or Burger King, of course. My idea of fast food heaven is a relleno with two enchiladas, frijoles and rice for about $7. A New Adjective Is Born!

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                                      1$ = 230 sit

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                                      and 230sit = 0.990888 USD so one of your $s is as close to an american dollar as makes no difference. As a point of reference, I'd expect you to earn at least 4x more than the 700$ figure you gave, if you were working in the UK (that's as an entry level graduate sort of job - 5x more and up if you've got good experience) -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!

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                                        Gethsus BigMac combo is about $40 - $42 That not US $, I hope! Mexico is a much cheaper place to live than the US, and here you can buy a steak and lobster dinner for $40. Not that I'd ever eat anything as vile as McDonald's or Burger King, of course. My idea of fast food heaven is a relleno with two enchiladas, frijoles and rice for about $7. A New Adjective Is Born!

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                                        Gethsus s
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                                        jejejeje... that sounds tasty. Actually it is in Mexico, and yes, this is a place much cheaper than US. To make a fair comparition, $40 dlls = about $388 Mexican pesos, and that's a lot for one dinner, you can have a good steak dinner for $20 dlls. :)

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                                          Gethsus BigMac combo is about $40 - $42 That not US $, I hope! Mexico is a much cheaper place to live than the US, and here you can buy a steak and lobster dinner for $40. Not that I'd ever eat anything as vile as McDonald's or Burger King, of course. My idea of fast food heaven is a relleno with two enchiladas, frijoles and rice for about $7. A New Adjective Is Born!

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                                          benjymous
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                                          Roger Wright wrote: A New Adjective Is Born! Ooh, cool site. I've submitted a word, and will try and remember more I've thought up in the past - lets see if they'll make it in.. -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!

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