Hrach_Techie
Feb 15, 2005, 11:00
Salary Range
The overall average U.S. salary is $70,632, about $2,700 more than last year. The salaries range from $27,000 to $185,000 and fall into the following quartile groupings:
GroupSalary/Salary(in $1000s)
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Lower quartile - 27-54
Second quartile - 55-68
Third quartile - 69-82
Top quartile - 83-185
Benefits
While the bulk of this survey report focuses on salary, employee benefits can add up to a significant value. These often include medical and dental insurance, tuition reimbursements, professional society dues, and 401(k) plans. Since benefit packages vary widely and are valued differently, we asked the respondents not to include benefits in their salary figure.
We asked respondents how they rank the importance of stock options. This year 46% of you indicated receiving no stock options. Of those who receive stock options, only 8.7% rate them as Very Important. The uncertainties in the market has put a damper on enthusiasm for this once very popular benefit.
http://www.winwriters.com/surveys/salary05/index.html
The overall average U.S. salary is $70,632, about $2,700 more than last year. The salaries range from $27,000 to $185,000 and fall into the following quartile groupings:
GroupSalary/Salary(in $1000s)
------------------------
Lower quartile - 27-54
Second quartile - 55-68
Third quartile - 69-82
Top quartile - 83-185
Benefits
While the bulk of this survey report focuses on salary, employee benefits can add up to a significant value. These often include medical and dental insurance, tuition reimbursements, professional society dues, and 401(k) plans. Since benefit packages vary widely and are valued differently, we asked the respondents not to include benefits in their salary figure.
We asked respondents how they rank the importance of stock options. This year 46% of you indicated receiving no stock options. Of those who receive stock options, only 8.7% rate them as Very Important. The uncertainties in the market has put a damper on enthusiasm for this once very popular benefit.
http://www.winwriters.com/surveys/salary05/index.html