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http://salaryshare.me/634867902d58f15321d314b45a7cff9b It's useful, from time to time, to check what your peers are making to validate your own sense of self-worth. Post your salary into this thing and we'll determine CoC's median salary. Students - if you're currently unemployed, but you've done internships, just project the monthly rate out from your last internship over 12 months e.g. a $6000/mo internship should be $72000. Thanks! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF8wLg5Asgo
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Markov Chain Chomp posted:http://salaryshare.me/634867902d58f15321d314b45a7cff9b  It can't parse or remove punctuation? Come on now... And I put in my salary, because why not.
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Drastic Actions posted:
I think it was put together pretty quickly, but the core functionality is there. List is looking pretty good so far. I think someone on this list should be buying everyone av changes, haha
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Oct 27, 2014 23:08
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Should we include expected bonuses and stock grants/options?
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Oct 27, 2014 23:38
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I think it looks like people are doing base, but I guess either works. Maybe only do predictable, steady and liquid income?
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Seems like the ideal would be to have separate stats for other types of income, then you could view the data based on just base or adding the other stuff in if you want.
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Are you in silicon valley [Y/N], might be good because their numbers may just skew the gently caress out of this.
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Winkle-Daddy posted:Are you in silicon valley [Y/N], might be good because their numbers may just skew the gently caress out of this. Those assholes! :o
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Winkle-Daddy posted:Are you in silicon valley [Y/N], might be good because their numbers may just skew the gently caress out of this. Markov Chain Chomp posted:Those assholes! :o
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Oct 28, 2014 00:50
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Winkle-Daddy posted:Are you in silicon valley [Y/N], might be good because their numbers may just skew the gently caress out of this. Like Mr. "USD 412000"?
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oRenj9 posted:Like Mr. "USD 412000"? I'm assuming that was a typo extra zero, or they're lying. Normalize by removing the outliers! E: or prove your worth by buying me plat. tyia
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Oct 28, 2014 01:20
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geez is it really that hard to provide a histogram or some groupings or something. i'm no dataviz guy but c'mon
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Yeah this is a bit loving ropey for a distributed system. I can understand if you wanted to do a whip-round at your work and get an anonymous overview of everyone's pay, but it's going to get hosed up when you're getting international statistics. It really needs for the input to take currency and locale, otherwise the data is pretty worthless. I don't know why they didn't put the code for this on github so we can make it not suck. Edit: oh my god that results page you have got to be loving kidding me v1nce fucked around with this message at 03:10 on Oct 28, 2014 |
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v1nce posted:Yeah this is a bit loving ropey for a distributed system. I can understand if you wanted to do a whip-round at your work and get an anonymous overview of everyone's pay, but it's going to get hosed up when you're getting international statistics. Yeah gently caress i need a raise
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v1nce posted:Yeah this is a bit loving ropey for a distributed system. I can understand if you wanted to do a whip-round at your work and get an anonymous overview of everyone's pay, but it's going to get hosed up when you're getting international statistics. Are you okay?
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To clarify, I was more complaining about the raw unreadable data dump than the data itself. After taking a look at the description on the homepage, this thing really was only intended to be used amongst friends/colleagues, but it still annoys me greatly that it's so close to being usable across a wider audience, but just falls short. Derail aside, I'm not doing too shabby for web-dev, but those numbers make me feel bad for the semi-juniors at my previous job.
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Oct 28, 2014 05:09
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We're all friends here.
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Oct 28, 2014 05:23
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The peanuts they pay me are rose tinted 
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Interesting stalls every $10k. Human bias at work. Also the dollar is hell of weak against the pound right now, I'm so sorry 
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Novo posted:geez is it really that hard to provide a histogram or some groupings or something. i'm no dataviz guy but c'mon Using my super special Excel skills, here you go: 
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Cost of living is completely ignored here. What's good in one place can be poo poo in another.
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Oct 29, 2014 19:25
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Yeah, it's meant for one office full of people too embarrassed to talk about their own salaries in the open and too lazy to sign up for glassdoor to use.
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If any of you want to give more detailed information so it's actually useful, I threw together a Google form here: http://goo.gl/forms/3OE4bDPNRr Post if you can think of anything else that should be added. EDIT: The results page is basically worthless, so here's a read-only link to the results spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dFQpDY2mYapVNGq0H9uw_vydAyiuubFD7wMIximysLA/edit?usp=sharing EDIT2: Doh, forgot years of experience. If you've already submitted, feel free to submit again. I'll remove any obviously duplicated entries and update the CPI/Rent index as I'm able to. Bognar fucked around with this message at 01:33 on Oct 30, 2014 |
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I need a new goddamn job I make $70k in san francisco as a software engineer. kill me
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Wardende posted:I need a new goddamn job I make $70k in san francisco as a software engineer. kill me haha I'm the guy who input $5k and I live in DC 
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Oct 30, 2014 05:52
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haha that better be a non-profit (in that you don't make any profit)
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Oct 30, 2014 05:54
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Wardende posted:I need a new goddamn job I make $70k in san francisco as a software engineer. kill me Wow, that's extremely low for SF
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Wardende posted:I need a new goddamn job I make $70k in san francisco as a software engineer. kill me Get one!
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Bognar posted:If any of you want to give more detailed information so it's actually useful, I threw together a Google form here: Halp. 
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Haha, wow ok - didn't realize it would do that. I just removed the requirement on that question.
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In case anyone doesn't know about these somehow: http://www.payscale.com/ and http://www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/index.htm are the fully funded business versions of that spreadsheet and can be great when asking for a raise because you can have sort-of proof that you're underpaid. If you're overpaid, then congrats and come up with a different reason they should pay you more 
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Huh, $65k with 2 years of experience in the Philly suburbs puts me right around the median for the same experience around goons. Ok then.
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Bognar posted:Post if you can think of anything else that should be added.
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Wardende posted:I need a new goddamn job I make $70k in san francisco as a software engineer. kill me Jesus dude, I work in Verona WI and our devs start at like $85k fresh out of college these days, not including the insane healthcare coverage and annual bonuses. Like for real, if you don't mind cold weather and midwestern accents (and programming in MUMPS) I can post one of my throwaway emails for you to hit me up at.
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Bognar posted:If any of you want to give more detailed information so it's actually useful, I threw together a Google form here: Programming Field & Title? Example: Embedded / Senior Developer Web / Junior Developer Etc. There's a little ambiguity especially with titles, but it still provides a little bit more of the picture.
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Been working for 3 months now - junior web dev. I earn 10000$/year, live in Eastern Europe. I like how 40000$/year seems to be the bottom for you, that would be mad cash for me even after gruesome taxes at that level. I believe I am the peanut king, unless some Indian/Pakistani shows up that works for 2$/h over odesk.
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LeftistMuslimObama posted:.... (and programming in MUMPS) .... That's the critical piece of information. To do that, i need my weight in gold (110kg) each month. Delivered by 72 virgins. With an helicopter. On the roof of my mansion.
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Knyteguy posted:Programming Field & Title? Updated. EDIT: Also updated the spreadsheet with CPI and rent index numbers as best I could. Bognar fucked around with this message at 05:02 on Oct 31, 2014 |
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No stock field? Or is that supposed to be part of base salary?
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