Is that Net or Gros, mate ? ( americanification: after federal or local state taxes or
before tax ;-)
Good JSP developer can earn up 45K per year? Senior level more?
Technical Architect still more (70-100K)?
BTW: If you have J2EE and EJB you're quids in alright
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Peter Pilgrim
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sorry forgot about the rate it is between 1500£ - 2700£ p.m for Asians
sandarbh
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