The internet search engines will very often help you find an indication of salary levels for a given profession in a country. If it is a ´between x and y dollar/euro´ indication, choose high or low on that scale depending on your experience and qualifications.
Basic and annual salary are the same thing. They are how much a person makes in a year.
no such thing as a mothly salary. only yearly salary ranging from 100k - 20m.
If you want a big salary then you must have something special to offer. What can you offer to an employer that they cannot get by offering a lower salary? Find that thing and develop it, then seek jobs which require it.
The thing which disappoint while working for an emloyer is poor attitude of employer.
There is no such thing as a 'requirement' for 'stockpiling food' in Mormonism.
$3.5 million a year + performance based annual bonuses.
The noun 'requirement' is a a word for a necessity, an obligation, a prerequisite; a word for a thing.
First thing to know is if you would like to be a zoologist, you have to like your job or you and your job will sink and fail. But zoologist have a salary according to where their hired, economy, if they love their job, what their being hired for, and how good they are. If you would like to know the salary directly, ask the employer. Usually the average starting salary is $28,000-$36,000. Per year it can be $50,000-$70,000.
SalarySalary is any thing that is given in return for the faith shown to the employer. The word salary started from the word Salt, since salt was earlier paid in return for the faith shown to the king and the work done. Nowadays Money is usually paid as Salary. Salary is usually paid to works other than Manual and Mechanical Works. For them usually wages are paid. Brahmajyothi
yes it is, but that employer isn't REALLY an employer. I would say that giving you a contract is neither a good or bad thing
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No, salary and wage are not the same thing. A salary is a fixed amount of money that an employer agrees to pay an employee per year, for doing a specific job. For example, someone is hired to be an bookkeeper and is paid $50,000/year. Wages usually refer to an hourly rate of pay, and therefore they are not fixed; they depend upon the number of hours worked. For example, a person could be hired to load trucks for $15/hour. If he works for 3 hours, he earns $45.