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Salarymania ( http://www.salarymania.com/ ) provides the same information for mobile. It is not limited to tech sector either.
Oddly enough, out of the statistically significant sample-set Suffolk,MA (covers Boston/Cambridge) at $120K beat out San Francisco,CA at $105K. And rent's a bit cheaper in Boston vs. SF. But perhaps the best statistically significant bet is getting a job at Montgomery, OH where the average H1B salary is $95K which using cost of living calculator in comparison between Cincinnati, OH (the nearest metro) to San Francisc…
Source: Grew up around there
The data looks to be way way off. I looked at salaries in NY. There were several software developer jobs with salaries in the 1.6M range. Looking at the result set it looked like everything could be off by 10x. I can't see the site now to give specific examples though.
The data looks to be way way off. I looked at salaries in NY. There were several software developer jobs with salaries in the 1.6M range. Looking at the result set it looked like everything could be off by 10x. I can't see the site now to give specific examples though.
[1] According to the spreadsheet that simonsarris shared in another comment: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1U-opUT1wyVtrWuXxfvARV7xt...
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The last time I looked at DOL data they also reported the actual wage. Do they still do that? I'm guessing no since you didn't use it.
They do report the actual wage. Except that's the employer can choose to specify it as a range between a minimum and a maximum. This is optional, it's also possible to specify just one number.
Also, what years are included?
Box.net salary for software engineer title is 1.8 million. What?
If not, I hear the cheese is good in Wisconsin. I like cheese.
Oh, I can't wait for the "ly" suffix thing to be over.
ya srsly...