Which would be a good salary for...

[Joan M]

:laugh: By now I'm not planning to change countries... But who knows... :rolleyes: Seriously, it is a guy who studied with me and that shared part of his working life with me time ago.

[www.tamautomation.com] Robots, CNC and PLC machines for grinding and polishing.

[Mycroft Holmes]

Contact 5 random headhunters tell them you are looking to hire such a person in Germany and ask then the same question. Average the responses. Do NOT use any valid personal information when talking to them!

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[Erudite_Eric]

Contract rates seem pretty good, so expect a decent salary too.

[Dalek Dave]

Efficiently?

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[Argonia]

Can i go with your friend please? I have studied German , its rusty but i will manage. My major is Mechatronics and Robotics too bad i cant find job related to this field here. I will travel in one of the briefcases. :D Please, take meeeee :) P.s i cant cook, clean and etc....

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[peterchen]

I am German and I don't get it. Welcome on The List.

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[peterchen]

Median, specifically.

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[peterchen]

No figures for that particular field of work, depends strongly on location, size and type of company and other factors. Generally: the net - and even the gross - pay for an employee position may look low compared to - where is he from? - since - there may be mandatory deductions health case, unemployment and nursing insurance and pension - for thesem the employer pays a significant part on top of the gross pay you communicate

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[Bassam Abdul Baki]

Sounds like Nazis.

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[SajeeshCheviry]

Funny Rajesh :laugh:

[Lost User]

I'm British and I didn't get it either.

Use the best guess

[Phil J Pearson]

only if you speak American

Phil

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[Bassam Abdul Baki]

Some dialect of.

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[ZurdoDev]

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only if you speak American

What would knotsies sound like if you didn't speak American?

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[ZurdoDev]

That's funny. :) :thumbsup:

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[Phil J Pearson]

In English "knot" is pronounced "NOT" (not an approximation to "NARD")

Phil

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[Dave Kreskowiak]

Using an exquisitely designed machine made up of approximately 538 parts.

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[ZurdoDev]

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In English "knot" is pronounced "NOT"

In American too so why doesn't knotsies sound like Nazis? It isn't nardzies.

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[ZurdoDev]

A lot will depend on experience but I imagine there are websites that provide the information you are looking for. Some charge for the data.

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[Phil J Pearson]

Trust me: in English "knotsies" doesn't sound like "Nazis" (whichever possible pronunciation of "Nazis" you choose).

Phil

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