I'm only half serious on that, but check this- here's something I encountered in one of my many recent job searches/applications:



Seriously, though- I checked my previously-entered and accepted (valid) info: yes, I identified myself as a citizen of the United States (not United Arab Emirates or something by mistake ), so there's no nationality/etc. reason I can think of for having an "invalid currency" return there.

I also tried entering (where appropriate):

Competitive
Negotiable
$60,000
$5,000/mo
[No dollar sign] 60,000/yr
[No dollar sign] 60,000
[No dollar sign] 5,000/mo

...and ALL of them lead to the same result whenever I click "next."  The real pisser is that I can't proceed to the next page of the application until this "error" is corrected...and I can't leave those two items blank.    

So...bad page coding, or bad me?  First time I've ever encountered this in the multitude of online apps I've completed.  

60000 ?

Just another broken website.

When you start seeing people being paid in Yuan, or Bitcoins, let us know.

Chris

Try "USD"

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yep. user error. take out the comma.

Online job apps don't recognize such tremondous numbers.

Try just numbers... no "$" no "," no "/" no "yr"

Or just 60K?

This is what did it.  Thanks.  

Of course the presence (or lack of) a simple comma doesn't change the validity of the currency, in my mind...but what do I know?  

Yup. Most don't want anything but numerals.

It would've been really confusing to me if that had worked, but using the "$" had not.

they only want to pay $999 no commas for you

I'm thinking you might not be worth $60k a year!

 

Not that you want to know my life story or anything...but I originally majored in Computer Science- for about half a semester.  

I did okay once I switched to German Language and Literature.  I like to think that this decision had something to do with the USAF sending me to Ramstein after I commissioned.