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My bud just got a job at Kmart.

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Originally posted by: Dissipate
Originally posted by: kalster
Originally posted by: Dissipate
$8.00 an hour is how much professional software engineers are making in India these days.

and your point is ....

Compared to the rest of the world this guy is going to be living high on the hog. Therefore, I don't understand why so many people are putting him down.


i dont know how you can compare the value of 8$ to what 8$ means in india

8 dollars is 400 rupees in india, your average rent is around hmm is i wanna say 3 thousand rupeees(60 dollars)

8 dollars here for someone who has to pay ~500 for a house has much less value


400/3000 > 8/500 last i checked


that beng said, no one is trying to put him down
 
Originally posted by: kalster
Originally posted by: Dissipate
Originally posted by: kalster
Originally posted by: Dissipate
$8.00 an hour is how much professional software engineers are making in India these days.

and your point is ....

Compared to the rest of the world this guy is going to be living high on the hog. Therefore, I don't understand why so many people are putting him down.


i dont know how you can compare the value of 8$ to what 8$ means in india

8 dollars is 400 rupees in india, your average rent is around hmm is i wanna say 3 thousand rupeees(60 dollars)

8 dollars here for someone who has to pay ~500 for a house has much less value


400/3000 > 8/500 last i checked


that beng said, no one is trying to put him down

In any event the per capita GDP of India is:

GDP - per capita:

purchasing power parity - $2,600 (2002 est.)

Purchasing power parity means that the average dude in India has the equivalent standard of living that someone making $2,600 a year here would have.

From: World CIA Factbook
 
I respect this guy for get a job and not on welfare or drugs but how will he raise a family on his own later with that kind of salary?
 
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