The 2006 salary survey has been posted! - Page 3

Jeff Mottle · April 18th, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fermi Bertran

Hi Jeff,

Thanks for the effort.

Can't avoid comment on the choice for regional division,

Understanding it was done with best of intentions, the results in my region (what has been labelled as Southern Europe) the results from there make no sense to me. Thankfully I can use some of the other region results to "create" my own biased picture

Cheers

Yeah when I had to come up with a way of grouping the countries it was difficult to do, so I divided it by how the UN divides it's regions of the world. Unfourtnuately this sometimes means first and second world contries are grouped together which is not always ideal. The same thing happens with the US state regions too. Ideally I would have been able to do it by city, but there just aren't enough people who are willing to participate to ensure a large enough sample in the various regions.

So, I expected that most would be able to do exactly what you suggested and create some educated estimates based on local experience.

Chad Warner · April 18th, 2006

Jeff- If I purchase the raw data, will it allow me to see what salaries people are receiving compared to how many years experience they have? It may already be in the pdf and I just didn't see it.

By the way, good job with the survery. It's quite interesting to see the data.

Jeff Mottle · April 18th, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chad Warner

Jeff- If I purchase the raw data, will it allow me to see what salaries people are receiving compared to how many years experience they have? It may already be in the pdf and I just didn't see it.

By the way, good job with the survery. It's quite interesting to see the data.

Yes. You will be able to apply a filter for example that would tell you how many people fell into each salary range in Georgia with any of the following years of experience groupings:

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16
16+

BTW, 17 people in Georgia answered the salary portion of the survey.

John Dollus · April 18th, 2006

Thanks for the great effort, Jeff. This data will come in very handy as the company I am currently with has been struggling to find relevant salary data for the last couple months. I will definitely be purchasing the extended data - quite reasonable when compared to other resources!

Jeff Mottle · April 18th, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by John Dollus

Thanks for the great effort, Jeff. This data will come in very handy as the company I am currently with has been struggling to find relevant salary data for the last couple months. I will definitely be purchasing the extended data - quite reasonable when compared to other resources!

Good to hear. Yeah I'm not charging a fee to get rich, I just want to cover my costs.

Chad Warner · April 18th, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeff Mottle

Yes. You will be able to apply a filter for example that would tell you how many people fell into each salary range in Georgia with any of the following years of experience groupings:

1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15-16
16+

BTW, 17 people in Georgia answered the salary portion of the survey.

That's good to hear. We're looking to hire a couple people, and this way I'll know how much they should be asking for.

1eo · April 21st, 2006

Wow!!! I'm very impress and happy with the amount of work and how it turn out...
I think this will help a lot of people

(I was surprice to see Delaware in the South Altantic rather that Middle Atlantic... but it's the first time I see it that way

)

btw
How much is the raw data?

Regards,
Leonardo

Jeff Mottle · April 21st, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1eo

Wow!!! I'm very impress and happy with the amount of work and how it turn out...
I think this will help a lot of people

(I was surprice to see Delaware in the South Altantic rather that Middle Atlantic... but it's the first time I see it that way

)

btw
How much is the raw data?

Regards,
Leonardo

The divisions were based on how the US divides the states for Census informaton.

The raw data access is $29/6months

PS. Please update your profile with your Full Last name, this is a requirement to participate on our forums.

1eo · April 21st, 2006

My last name doesn't fit all the way... the vb chop the last couple of letters

EDIT= nevermind now, it seens to be working better

bavanor · June 27th, 2006

This is the same data/survey that will be combined in the new "3D World" magazine, july issue, correct? And if so, has any received that issue yet in the US?

Aaron

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Chad Warner Veteran Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Savannah, GA Posts: 1,445 Name: Chad Warner	Re: The 2006 salary survey has been posted! Jeff- If I purchase the raw data, will it allow me to see what salaries people are receiving compared to how many years experience they have? It may already be in the pdf and I just didn't see it. By the way, good job with the survery. It's quite interesting to see the data.

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John Dollus Veteran Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Tampa Age: 38 Posts: 619 Name: John Dollus	Re: The 2006 salary survey has been posted! Thanks for the great effort, Jeff. This data will come in very handy as the company I am currently with has been struggling to find relevant salary data for the last couple months. I will definitely be purchasing the extended data - quite reasonable when compared to other resources!

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1eo Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Coral Gables/ Miami Age: 27 Posts: 135 Name: Leonardo Schubert	Re: The 2006 salary survey has been posted! Wow!!! I'm very impress and happy with the amount of work and how it turn out... I think this will help a lot of people (I was surprice to see Delaware in the South Altantic rather that Middle Atlantic... but it's the first time I see it that way ) btw How much is the raw data? Regards, Leonardo

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1eo Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Coral Gables/ Miami Age: 27 Posts: 135 Name: Leonardo Schubert	Re: The 2006 salary survey has been posted! My last name doesn't fit all the way... the vb chop the last couple of letters EDIT= nevermind now, it seens to be working better

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bavanor Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Athens, GA Posts: 24 Name: Aaron Britton	Re: The 2006 salary survey has been posted! This is the same data/survey that will be combined in the new "3D World" magazine, july issue, correct? And if so, has any received that issue yet in the US? Aaron

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