What are the salaries of a junior frontend developer?

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I open 3 vacancies on hh (2 from St. Petersburg, 1 from Moscow), the average salary in these vacancies is 80-90 thousand rubles.
All have the same requirements. On average, the following stack of knowledge is required:
1) HTML5, CSS3 (+ adaptive)
2) SASS/SCSS/LESS
3) JavaScript + framework (mostly require react/vue, and some even require basic knowledge of js)
4) Git/Github
5) Knowledge of English at the level of reading literature
6) The rest of the little things + formal requirements like "be able to work in a team."
In order not to put on rose-colored glasses, I would like to know how real such salaries are, and if all this is a lie to attract attention, then what salary can be expected with such knowledge?

Answer 1

As for me, everything is quite individual, I have an experience of 1 year and 3 months.
Started almost from scratch.
My salaries by months if interested.
1st-3rd month of work 10k rubles per month - zero knowledge, basically taught the basics
after 3 months changed jobs, because they got tired of teaching me and it turned out so-so, I decided to leave + it was remote, add all the associated difficulties
3rd month - 1 year of work got a job in the office as an intern, salary $200 - $800 (varied because there was an hourly work and salary changed depending on the hours worked)
After a year - a new job, I have been working since July (already 3 months) Salary in the region of $2000.
Again, I evaluate my level - as a low, serious salary boost in my situation occurs only when changing jobs. Within the framework of one job, they did not raise more than $ 1.5 per hour at a time.
Something like this, answering your question, that now that a year ago I am June. But in a year I have grown significantly, but all the growth is still within the limits of a June. Therefore, you need to consider what kind of June they are looking for and what they want to see. It is unlikely that an absolute beginner will be given 80k rubles right away, I think for this you still need to cook a little for a smaller salary.