How realistic is such a starting salary after studying computer science?
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Maybe, I’d say it’s unlikely.
50-60k can be counted as an entry level, more comes after.
What’s right, the rise in salary in performance is quite fast:)
The 6000 euros gross per month are already realistic. An entry into the highest tariff area is common for academics.
Rather unrealistic but not impossible. In Munich and Stuttgart more feasible than in Schwerin, but also in the south, €70,000 are more unusual for the beginning. €50,000 is more realistic.
These are just over 5,000 brutto at 14 monthly salaries. Yeah, that’s realistic when the right company is found.
Alex
Very possible if you have completed your studies very well and can demonstrate additional experiences, qualifications, skills,…
At least possible.