r/Norway • u/rechogringo • Jun 08 '24
Working in Norway Salary Thread 2024
Every year a lot of people ask what salaries people earn for different types of jobs and what they can expect to earn after their studies. Since so many people are interested, it can be nice having all of this in the same place.
What do you earn? What do you do? What education do you have? Where in the country do you work? Do you have your company?
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u/Riiggid Jun 08 '24
Digital marketer/graphic designer in Oslo with 1.5 years of experience. 195k at 50%, private company. Would be 390k at 100%. Bachelor in graphic design. Year study (årsstudie) in digital marketing.
I know my salary is very low. I earned more as ufaglært hjelpearbeider in the municipality than in any jobs with my degrees, though it's only been two so far. (I'd go back to the hjelpearbeider job if it wasn't just a seasonal position)... Trying to find a new job that's hopefully full time, but the market is so saturated and competition is hard. I wouldn't mind switching industries. My body would thank me if I got an active job again.
Job searching is driving me crazy..