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Sample size for interns\graduate hires was 352 (57 female, 278 male). Which I don't suspect is a large enough sample.
by nness 10y ago
Sample size for interns\graduate hires was 352 (57 female, 278 male). Which I don't suspect is a large enough sample.
- fourneau 10y agoLooking at their raw data, it looks like there was a total of 718 respondents (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Km9bsx0SWPDiOPMYvremSDujyS5sF0ZQvbxr5S52wSA/edit#gid=1801472043 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Km9bsx0SWPDiOPMYvrem...). Large enough sample to be ultra conclusive? Not really, but I think it gives you a taste for the data and it's unlikely that tech interns /do/ make more than most, but it's not really surprising.
- nness 10y agoThe survey include a 50/50 mix of interns and full-time positions, so some of that data might be for FTE's.
- akhilcacharya 10y agoOffers are pretty standard at companies, they're only differentiated by year (if that). Two of the companies I got offers from are on there and they are accurate outside of housing for one.