[All] The actual take-home pay in 2022 is 3.5 million won, but you're saying that's a 'small salary'?!

“If I take out a few pennies from my meager salary for savings, company loan repayments, and allowance, I’m left with only a few tens of thousands of won…”

In October 2022

In the SBS drama <Office Matchmaking>, the main character Shin Ha-ri (played by Kim Se-jeong) works as a food researcher at a large company.

He was complaining about his salary...

As of 2022, the female protagonist Shin Ha-ri (Kim Se-jeong)'s 'meager monthly salary' is approximately 3.5 million won.

If you look at this as the actual amount taken and calculate the annual salary, it is said to be equivalent to 49 million won...

The standard for a small salary may be different for each person.

If the actual take-home pay is 3.5 million won, it's nothing

There were self-deprecating voices from viewers, asking, "What on earth is my salary?"

The actual take-home pay of 3.5 million won in 2022 was not a drop in the bucket, as it was in the top 23%.

And when you actually try to make this money, you realize how much sweat, tears, time, and passion you have to put in.

Writers, please think about it and refer to the statistics from the National Statistical Office when setting up the drama...

If you look at it this way

△The per capita integrated income of the top 10% is 77.98 million won

△The top 5% is 130.6 million won

△The top 1% is 430.99 million won

They say it was...