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• Thread: 20 Goods vs 2 No Goods

1. Economist
   d781
   

   Pay ~ 3k€ depending on seniority, PhD required. All welcome, women in particular.

   //Informed local

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2. Economist
   aafd
   

   ^gross or net?
   how much is net if gross?

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3. Economist
   864e
   

   ^gross or net?
   how much is net if gross?

   taxes are very low in Lithuania, and they have a flat tax.

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4. Economist
   14b9
   

   Putin will invade the Baltic states withing the next 3 years. DO NOT GO THERE!

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5. Economist
   14b9
   

   https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2016-baltic-war-fears/

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6. Economist
   c0f6
   

   Op Why would you wan to get a poorly paying job there?
   Get a good salary job else where and take a month or two in Lithuania, this way I got laid so many times.

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7. Economist
   21fa
   

   Pay ~ 3k€ depending on seniority, PhD required. All welcome, women in particular.
   //Informed local

   That's actually quite a good salary in terms of local purchasing power. Sucks if you want to travel though

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8. Economist
   7386
   

   Op Why would you wan to get a poorly paying job there?
   Get a good salary job else where and take a month or two in Lithuania, this way I got laid so many times.

   Tell us more about your experiences doing this.

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9. Economist
   2cdc
   

   OP here, 3k is a lot, considering purchasing power. Thamks for the information. Way to go then!

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10. Economist
    d656
    

    Op Why would you wan to get a poorly paying job there?
    Get a good salary job else where and take a month or two in Lithuania, this way I got laid so many times.

    Tell us more about your experiences doing this.

    yup would also like to know

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11. Economist
    bc9b
    

    I interviewed with their CEFER centre at the AEA. They claimed that this position has no policy work and optional teaching, so 3k/month is not too bad for pure research time. Funding for conference travel also good. The guys they hired two years ago (PG, MW) managed to be reasonably productive and based on their pubs/R&Rs should have no issues with exit.

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12. Economist
    7386
    

    By the way, learning Lithuanian is pretty difficult. On the same scale as Russian (possibly a little easier, but with much less material to work with), and many of the people over 40 do not speak a lick of English. So, something to keep in mind.

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13. Economist
    39ab
    

    I interviewed with their CEFER centre at the AEA. They claimed that this position has no policy work and optional teaching, so 3k/month is not too bad for pure research time. Funding for conference travel also good. The guys they hired two years ago (PG, MW) managed to be reasonably productive and based on their pubs/R&Rs should have no issues with exit.

    Are you the one that got and accepted the offer? Congrats! How much are they offering?

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14. Economist
    9bfd
    

    ^2-3K EUR gross. This is what was said in the ad

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15. Economist
    39ab
    

    ^2-3K EUR gross. This is what was said in the ad

    Congrats again on the offer..

    But my ignorance is leading me to ask if 2K Euros/month can cover local expenses and still leave something reasonable to save.

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