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Not sure that's true. In most of the country/world local employer don't have salaries in a publicly available database. And there may not be enough of a tech
by mac01021 8y ago
Not sure that's true. In most of the country/world local employer don't have salaries in a publicly available database.
And there may not be enough of a tech scene in a city or region to bootstrap such a database easily.(assuming we're concerned specifically with tech/software salaries)
- nitrogen 8y agoIn the US, the Bureau of Labor Statistics can give a rough histogram of salaries by occupation for most metro areas. I can't ever remember how to find the data though.
- giancarlostoro 8y agoIn Orlando we have a Slack group for all the devs in the city and at the end of the year they do a salary / tech survey everyone fills out. Gives anybody in the city a good idea of what compensation looks like. Other cities could build similar surveys if they want to. You dont need a million devs just enough to be willing to pseudo-anonymously answer. Then based on pay by years of experience you can gague how low your salary is.