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Q: What's the game operator's salary?

Hello,

I have found an internet game operator job offer on echinacities. I'm quite interested in it but the thing is that the salary is negotiable. I have never work in that industry so I would like to ask what's the salary one can expect. I will give some details now about the offer:

- for native speakers (different countries from all over the world)

- full time (40 hours per week)

- visa assistance

- in Beijing

- no accommodation provided

Thanks in advance for any knowledge shared in this topic

13 years 24 weeks ago in Business & Jobs - China

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Probably depends on what you do and how much you do. I don't think it's more money than you can make in some other parts of the world, but definitely a fair salary. Also, if you can negotiate the salary just take a look at how much someone in that industry is making. Although, you probably won't be making the high end of that you can use that as a sort of bargaining negotiating way to potentially earn more money with that company if you decide to take the job offer that was presented to you.

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