Exploring Software Engineer Salaries in France and Paris

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00:00 Introduction
00:55 Full-time jobs
05:03 Freelance
09:16 Conclusion
salaries:
www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/pa...
www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/mo...
cost of living:
www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living...
taxes:
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freelance salaries:
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[@user-jt5ds8fo6r]

Hey man, Thanks for the video. I did the same investigation a few months ago and it's nice to have confirmation of my conclusions. I am disappointed with taxes in France. Giving half of the salary for taxes it's too much! It's nice 6-10 weeks of holidays but still not an excuse for such a huge tax. P.S. Advice that you didn't ask for. Please don't use these shaking camera effects.

[@benjamin_tech_pro]

Thank you for your comment! Yeah I tried a few camera effects but it wasn't a good idea

[@truelifestories880]

kul video man

[@executor31]

Come to Romania , you can earn 3000 euro net and the cost of living is around 500

[@abdou2375]

Thank you for your valuable information what place do you think is better to study france of belgium?

[@benjamin_tech_pro]

Hey, really depends where you are from? And do you speak French? Ecole 42 is really good in Paris and easy to go in. If you have good grades, Ecole Polytechnique is the best, Centrale Paris really good (Datadog, VLC) Belgium can have good place to study too but do you want to live there after? If I was from outside Europe, I would rather study in Switzerland (EPFL, ETH Zurich) because of the better opportunities in Switzerland