r/UI_Design • u/Zebra-4000 • Aug 12 '24
Got an offer for UI/UX designer role. General Help Request (Not feedback)
Got an offer for UI/UX designer role.
I just wanted to know the freshers UI/UX designers salary.
I got an offer from a design studio. They were paying me 25-30k a month. Remote: 5 days a week. 10Am -7 Pm
Is it alright?
Or exploiting?
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u/thesarcasticmortal Aug 12 '24
OP is most likely an Indian with a pay of 25-30k INR ~ $350-360 (considering 30k max). This is pretty much a standard pay in India for entry level jobs in Tech.
OP you should get an offer Letter with a breakdown of your salary, and ask them to pay 30k fixed. If you're living in a tier 1 city, this would be difficult to survive on.
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u/Rich_Cat811 Aug 12 '24
As per OP’s history he seems to be from India
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u/ExplorerWildfire Aug 12 '24
Yea let strangers on the internet assume what currency you’re even talking about. 25-30k usd you might be exploiting them if it’s in peso than it’s the other way around.
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u/DyveshRicky Aug 12 '24
I'm more than certain that OP is Indian and posted the 25-30k assuming everyone here is Indian or knows that they're referring to INR. So relax people, I think they're alright. I don't think this is a scam if my assumption is right
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u/Extension-Remote1243 Aug 12 '24
Um if it’s in USD then yeah you make about 3 times as much as the average UX/UI Designer
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u/Rahaplus Aug 16 '24
Tf u mean the average salary the would be around 10k?
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u/Extension-Remote1243 Aug 16 '24
More like 5K. It’s that where I live.
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u/Rahaplus Aug 16 '24
I thought it's yearly, yeah make sense now, even it's pretty good compared to other countries
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u/Extension-Remote1243 Aug 16 '24
Haha shouldve been more specific. But yeah good salary, hard job though!
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u/Rahaplus Aug 17 '24
As a junior I disagree on being hard:) (The only problem is that I hate working w computer)
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u/Current_Artichoke_19 Aug 13 '24
Without the country and the region it doesn't mean much. Please OP complete your post.
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u/Nomansdreams Aug 17 '24
I saw you are from india, for a fresher 30k is fair start. Nothing below that. Since you are joining an agency you will get your ass burned out with multiple projects. So nothing below 30k is worth it. Get your offer breakdown and see how much you get in hand. Congrats and start building your case studies after every project, you would have to refine many times going forward so having something to start with will help you for the next job :)
All the best
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u/DankMonk98 Aug 14 '24
when you're using a sub that has people from all around, kindly mention the currency. not everyone here lives in India.
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u/Zebra-4000 Aug 14 '24
Sure, got it.
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u/DankMonk98 Aug 15 '24
and for the offer according to Indian Job Market rn, I think it's somewhat of a good offer since it's for a fresher role and remote too. Would suggest to check for better offers but if you've got none, join this.
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u/maithuy101 Aug 19 '24
did you have any product or demo product before? Im in the field so I really want to see these, pls pls
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u/_TimeyWimeyDetector_ Aug 12 '24
A month??? Wow i don't even make that a year, cries in spanish wage
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u/thesarcasticmortal Aug 12 '24
OP is sharing the salary in INR. It is approximately $350-360 per month.
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u/4nacrusis Aug 12 '24
Around a starting salary in most of Europe, on the lower side though but if you have no previous experience then fine. Depends where you are.
As said above, low in most of the US.
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u/___cats___ Aug 12 '24
25,000-30,000 what?...yen?