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Apart from joke, I've had this dream to pursue my education in either Michigan University or Georgia Tech, also University of Waterloo and Deakin university.
I think @Bianconero_Aus knows Deakin university.
I think @Bianconero_Aus knows Deakin university.
Nice!
For full-time permanent positions (in particular Melbourne & Sydney), I would say between $110k - $140k p.a. AUD (people in Australia quote their salary before tax and superannuation).
You would have to take into account number of years of experience, whether it's a state/federal government role vs Corporate, and permanent vs contracting rates.
Australia pays well for IT roles IMO (considering the work/life balance and the "she'll be right mate" easy-going attitude).
Some useful websites on this topic if you are interested:
https://www.taxcalc.com.au/
https://www.contractorpermie.com/
It's really shocking to hear how bad it is in the US. This is why I'm glad Australia just passed the Right to disconnect.
I've heard that in the US, you can be terminated at any time, for almost any (or no) reason, without notice, without compensation, and full loss of healthcare. Sounds fucking insane.
For full-time permanent positions (in particular Melbourne & Sydney), I would say between $110k - $140k p.a. AUD (people in Australia quote their salary before tax and superannuation).
You would have to take into account number of years of experience, whether it's a state/federal government role vs Corporate, and permanent vs contracting rates.
Australia pays well for IT roles IMO (considering the work/life balance and the "she'll be right mate" easy-going attitude).
Some useful websites on this topic if you are interested:
https://www.taxcalc.com.au/
https://www.contractorpermie.com/
It's really shocking to hear how bad it is in the US. This is why I'm glad Australia just passed the Right to disconnect.
I've heard that in the US, you can be terminated at any time, for almost any (or no) reason, without notice, without compensation, and full loss of healthcare. Sounds fucking insane.
