With this job, you earn 472 euros per dày as a woman
Of course, jumping out of bed to go to work is a lot less bad when you have a lot of zeros left in your account at the end of the month, and that after buying an Yves bag you are not immediately bankrupt.
Monday suddenly is always sunny. The workweek suddenly is cozy and full of rainbows and puppies and glitter. Equipped with cheerful bows, you write down a meeting in your calendar, because: hello salary. If you earn at least 170,000 euros a year as a woman, you can be quite proud of that. You earn about 472 euros per day, so you have every reason to really enjoy your job. What you should do best if you are looking for that nice monthly salary? Dive quickly into the biology books: as a woman, you earn the most if you are a general practitioner. And number two on this list is ‘the pediatrician’. You need to invest about sixteen years of study, but well, then you also have something.
Are you still doubting about that medical education? Don't. That's where the money is. In any case, as a medical specialist, you earn the most of everyone. Whether you are a general practitioner or a surgeon: this is the absolute top of the top salaries. Even as a pharmacist, with an annual salary of 105,000 euros, it's nice to retire comfortably. But well, you do need a good set of brains for that, of course. All those medicines, injections, fractures, and all that daily doctoring not for you? In second and third place for the highest salaries for women are respectively pilot (average 53 euros per hour) and lawyer (average 50 euros per hour). So you can always learn that legal code by heart, in case you are currently feeling a bit sad about what you once opened at your bank as a ‘savings account’.
We are already doing a little course ‘doctoring at home’. Who knows what it will be worth someday.
FACTS
- As a captain of a sea ship, you earn more per hour (average 32.20 euros) than when you are a notary (average 31.60 euros)
- As a cashier or shelf filler, you earn an average of 21,000 euros per year



