Off topic & small talk: Chatterbox (Page 1197)

Dr-Strange wrote on 06.06.2024 at 13:59:

In that case we are pretty much the same, I'm sick maybe once in 2 years but then really and nothing works anymore


Well, you don't get rich with the attendance bonus now, but it's a great gesture/motivation from the boss. besides, if one of your department gets sick or doesn't feel like it, his bonus is divided among the other colleagues. so it's fine with me if one or the other cardboard nose doesn't feel like it for a day.😇😂
And there is always this one specialist who is absent at least once a month, apparently he doesn't want the money, the rest are happy.

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Matthias wrote on 06.06.2024 at 14:07: To counteract the speculation a little, nobody earns less than 2000 net per month with us, because the jobs with us are not "polish moderator jobs", but the work requires a certain amount of skill and a high level of motivation.
You have to know your way around Photoshop, use our video editing software and be able to deal with pixels, file sizes, bit rates and so on. You have to be able to spell correctly and have the ambition to deal with unpleasant situations in the forum, especially as you regular members all know that things get heated here sometimes.
You have to be able to work in a structured way, enter games, update casinos, proofread and enter content, master HTML, sometimes work at weekends or on public holidays (overtime is paid extra) and because of the small team, everyone has to be an all-rounder and be able to do practically everything in case someone falls ill.
For example, even our accountant now knows her way around HTML and corrects errors reported by members on the website.
In my opinion, you can't expect something like that for €2,000 net if you live in Malta, so we pay significantly more than that.
On top of the statutory health Insurance, we also have private health insurance in Malta and paid overtime and Bonuses when business was good - at least that's how it's always been in recent years.
As an employer, we certainly have nothing to be ashamed of, and the "fluctuation" mentioned cannot be generalized in our example, as the living conditions for some employees in Malta have advantages and disadvantages, especially with regard to family in Germany.
Basically, it is true that food and rents are more expensive here than in some regions of Germany, but it really depends on which federal state you compare it with.
If you fancy a bit of fun, you can go to https://maltasalary.com/ and enter your gross salary from Germany. Then you can see how much you would have net in Malta, the social security costs and taxes are also significantly lower for employees than in Germany.
Everything has its advantages and disadvantages, but I can definitely say that life in Malta is quite bearable.
Not everything is perfect, but nowhere is.

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frapi07 wrote on 06.06.2024 at 14:05:

I was sick in November last year and because of my working conditions I was still able to work. I went for a walk in the rain and caught a cold But I would never have done that in presence. Then 2 months later Corona lol xD But with Corona I went to the doctor because I couldn't sleep at times. I only got a week there too. Maybe I would have gotten a 2nd week, but after a week it actually worked. I just didn't have my taste buds back yet^^

But I think that's cool There should be a bonus like that for non-smokers too. I don't smoke and many people take a break from smoking ^^ It's just unfair xD But with some employers you have to stamp your name, but with some you don't (I've experienced both).

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Matthias wrote on 06.06.2024 at 14:07: To counteract the speculation a little, nobody earns less than 2000 net per month with us, because the jobs with us are not "polish moderator jobs", but the work requires a certain amount of skill and a high level of motivation.
You have to know your way around Photoshop, use our video editing software and be able to deal with pixels, file sizes, bit rates and so on. You have to be able to spell correctly and have the ambition to deal with unpleasant situations in the forum, especially as you regular members all know that things get heated here sometimes.
You have to be able to work in a structured way, enter games, update casinos, proofread and enter content, master HTML, sometimes work at weekends or on public holidays (overtime is paid extra) and because of the small team, everyone has to be an all-rounder and be able to do practically everything in case someone falls ill.
For example, even our accountant now knows her way around HTML and corrects errors reported by members on the website.
In my opinion, you can't expect something like that for €2,000 net if you live in Malta, so we pay significantly more than that.
On top of the statutory health Insurance, we also have private health insurance in Malta and paid overtime and Bonuses when business was good - at least that's how it's always been in recent years.
As an employer, we certainly have nothing to be ashamed of, and the "fluctuation" mentioned cannot be generalized in our example, as the living conditions for some employees in Malta have advantages and disadvantages, especially with regard to family in Germany.
Basically, it is true that food and rents are more expensive here than in some regions of Germany, but it really depends on which federal state you compare it with.
If you fancy a bit of fun, you can go to https://maltasalary.com/ and enter your gross salary from Germany. Then you can see how much you would have net in Malta, the social security costs and taxes are also significantly lower for employees than in Germany.
Everything has its advantages and disadvantages, but I can definitely say that life in Malta is quite bearable.
Not everything is perfect, but nowhere is.

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gamble1 wrote on 07.06.2024 at 01:00: I was able to enjoy the game from Play'n Go on the Merkur today

It's called Prince of Dead, here's a first impression: Link

The symbols are frighteningly similar in design and the melody when the Scatters appear as well as the melody that is triggered by the second Scatter is 1:1 as you know it from Book of Dead

In addition, the slanted payline that looks so unnatural in this game has also been adopted on the machine, which is currently unique to this game and thus serves as further confirmation that this is a game from Play'n Go

It's fun to play, no question it feels a bit like online (I even got 5 birds) but if you're looking for the 100% feeling like online you won't be happy here because it runs in the usual Merkur style

There is no mention of Play'n Go, the manufacturer is Merkur according to the information in the game

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