How much do you earn yearly

[echatnetwork]

Ok

I want to put the big question here, im not a programmer and will not use this information against anyone. Its just a general question that i find interesting to ask.

How much do you as a programmer earn Yearly-Monthly

Common question and interesting to see the replies i hope.

[Rafael]

Would be better if you add a Poll for that, I propose the following ranges per year income:

1. 1.00 - 5,000
2. 5,000 - 15,000
3. 15,000 - 30,000
4. 30,000 - 50,000
5. 50,000 - and more

[hindiphaj]

KGB don't allow some of us to post here

[GorgHeLL]

LOL, I think he's from IRS and he wants to add taxes to your money )

[OxyK]

haha, do you think someone can EARN here? lol

look at these projects, that's for starving students
if you plan to work usual 40 hours per week and earn at least $1k per month, you gotta earn somewhere else because sl have not enough of decent projects to win on monthly basis (if disregard cheap and stupid ones).

you can spend couple of days to get 100-200 bucks, to add to your other income. but relying on sl only is a mistake.

maximum you can squeeze from sl projects is headache and frozen funds in support queue.

what someone can earn will depend on their skillset and time they have for work. that will be some $10-20 per hour, go figure

[hindiphaj]

Originally Posted by GorgHeLL

LOL, I think he's from IRS and he wants to add taxes to your money )

Be sure, KGB also do not allow some of us to answer to IRS requests

PS. Yes, here are so low amount of suitable projects last time.

[esolz]

Originally Posted by OxyK

haha, do you think someone can EARN here? lol

look at these projects, that's for starving students
if you plan to work usual 40 hours per week and earn at least $1k per month, you gotta earn somewhere else because sl have not enough of decent projects to win on monthly basis (if disregard cheap and stupid ones).

you can spend couple of days to get 100-200 bucks, to add to your other income. but relying on sl only is a mistake.

maximum you can squeeze from sl projects is headache and frozen funds in support queue.

what someone can earn will depend on their skillset and time they have for work. that will be some $10-20 per hour, go figure

Sad, but have to agree