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by rapind
2462 days ago
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As a Canadian coder who lived in Toronto for 20 years, I recommend Germany hands down. I love my country, but high taxes, housing bubble, stagnant salaries, horrible choices when it comes to political candidates... I will say the healthcare is great, and the people are generally awesome (to a lesser degree in Toronto though). |
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Salary ranges are still the same since a decade ago even though cost of living has gone up.
My first job as a full-time dev was $65k rent was $1500 or thereabouts, I'm sure there are first-time devs making $65k now. Even though rent is now $2000 at least for the same place I was living at.
After tax income is $49,190 (https://simpletax.ca/calculator) and rent went from $18,000 to $24,000. As a percentage of after-tax income that's going from 36.6% to 48.8%. The rent would have made me poorer if I hadn't changed jobs!