Yes, I agree. Mean is obviously going to be to the right of median in this income distribution, since there will be many employees making 200k+. >In Seattle, A

Yes, I agree. Mean is obviously going to be to the right of median in this income distribution, since there will be many employees making 200k+. >In Seattle, Amazon’s more than 45,000 employees are paid an average of more than $110,000, according to an analysis of individual worker data posted to job review site Glassdoor. The median, or midpoint, of Amazon’s 566,000 individual employee salaries worldwide stood far lower. Granted, we are using average data from Glassdoor, whereas Amazon is self-reporting the median salary information. Plus, Amazon has part-time workers whose wages it annualizes to include the dataset. This makes me wonder though, are they counting the benefits that those workers are not receiving due to their lower number of hours?