What is a GOOD SALARY in Germany?

When considering a job offer in Germany, especially for the first time, it can be helpful to have an idea about what is generally considered a good salary in Germany and this is what we will be looking at in this video.
Time stamps
00:00 - Introduction
00:40 - What influences your salary?
01:18 - Median annual gross salary in Germany
01:55 - Cities with the highest median annual gross salary
02:17 - Net salary calculator
03:05 - Salaries based on location
05:39 - Salaries based on profession
08:47 - Salaries based on size of company
09:47 - What is good salary is
09:59 - My 2cents
Net salary calculator - www.brutto-netto-rechner.info/
Stepstone Gehaltsreport 2024 - www.stepstone.de/e-recruiting...
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[@Naijagirlingermany]

I made a mistake, the state with the highest gross median annual salary is Hamburg with 49.750€
Apologies.

[@daffyduk77]

Another really clear & unambiguous video thanks - even explained a statistical term

[@christianebrown9213]

good advice there at the end!

[@Naijagirlingermany]

Thank you

[@pongkoj2]

Very Informative

[@Naijagirlingermany]

Thank you

[@dr3w979]

Thanks for this

[@Naijagirlingermany]

You are welcome 👍

[@simplyme8383]

Always look forward to your videos sis ❤

[@Naijagirlingermany]

Aewwnnnnmm thank yoouuuuuuu 😘

[@allesindwillkommen]

The genders pay gap is not really common these days, at least not for the regular salaried workers. A lot of jobs are strictly regulated by union tariffs and other official contracts. If you work for a private company that doesn't fall under any of the official payment legislations, then you get what you ask for when you apply for the job, regardless of your gender. Especially, there's absolutely not difference at the entry level. In fact, many companies are forced to fulfill the quota, so if you're a woman, you're often more likely to get a job in many industries such as IT, engineering, high-tech etc. than your male counterpart.

[@stephenobuh5736]

Your 1cent is worth a million. Thanks for giving your personal advice.

[@Naijagirlingermany]

Thank you for the kind words and for watching.

[@etinyeneuboh6881]

I started off with €24k in 2019, today I'm on €75k.... I remember 2019 when everyone was saying I'm short selling myself by accepting such a low offer,but today I'm grateful for taking what I had. Wonderful video and advice

[@Naijagirlingermany]

Thank you for this. More people need to know that it is okay to start small. What is not okay is staying small.
Welldone 👍

[@princeofheaven19]

What is a good salary in Frankfurt

[@winifredodo6917]

Mehn it's always take what u get till u get ur worth

[@Naijagirlingermany]

Honestly o

[@deepaks8515]

40770 Euro brutto is the minimum salary to get work visa ..isn't it???

[@Naijagirlingermany]

There is no generally fixed minimum for a work visa. This varies from city to city. So it depends on the city you live in.