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This thing feels weird. In Southeast Michigan the popup is for "Ann Arbor Area", yet it stretches from VERY rural areas to Ann Arbor (a wealthy college town), a
by c0nsumer 2y ago
This thing feels weird. In Southeast Michigan the popup is for "Ann Arbor Area", yet it stretches from VERY rural areas to Ann Arbor (a wealthy college town), across Detroit, across where all auto companies are, etc.
This makes it feel very not-representative nor accurate for the area as a whole.
EDIT: Ohh... clicking further, now I see. This is just an ad for a "salary negotiation" company. No thanks.
- el_benhameen 2y agoIt may or may not be an ad, but I’ve found levels.fyi to be a valuable source of salary information, much more than a “salary negotiation company”. They’re far more accurate and detailed than, say, Glassdoor or Indeed.
- aprilthird2021 2y agoIt's not bad to acknowledge that Levels sells salary negotiation, so they are more inclined to skew perception of salaries as higher, so more people look and say "Oh, I'm underpaid!" While Glassdoor does not sell this service and thus has no incentive to overhype current salary distributions. I do think it's much more accurate though