Sorry, I'm not even sure I'm comfortable with my accountant knowing
what my salary is.
And salary ranges vary wildly even within very close geographic regions
-- as an example, I work in NYC. Long Island, which is less than 30
miles from NYC has significantly lower salary ranges for people with
the same level of experience.
OCP happened to be irrelevant for the job I'm in now. College degree
was critical (just that I had one, not what the degree was in)
- Michael Milligan <Michael.Milligan_at_ingenix.com> wrote:
> Why don't we take our own survey? Pick one willing person to collect
> the
> stats and make some sense of them. I think a lot of us are closer to
> each
> other than we think, as the big companies check the going median
> salaries
> constantly. I don't believe Robert Half - they have Salt Lake City
> median as
> $122K! NOT!
>
> We could send our info to one person everyone is comfortable with,
> who would
> be willing to keep it confidential, and figure out medians for areas
> and
> company sizes, etc., for us. If you think that is too personal, let
> me know.
> It would only be to help us. I don't even know what the guys I work
> with
> make. It would be nice to know the going typical salaries/rates.
>
> Here are the things I'd suggest answering:
>
> 1. Permanent employment or contract?
> 2. Geographic region
> 3. Years IT
> 4. Years total Oracle DBA experience
> 5. OCP?
> 6. Company size
> 7. Yearly salary/hourly rate (depending on #1 above)
>
> Mike
> Salt Lake City, Utah
>
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