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Pretty cool, but it isn't as "complete" as it advertises. For example, it has an "industry" choice for US government, but nothing for state gov, city, county, etc.
Fun for playing around and seeing what my salary should be, for example, if I went into private practice. But then again, is there such a thing as "salary" for the owner of a sole proprietorship?
Have any of you used this salary calculator before? It seems pretty accurate to me, what about you all?
http://www.engineersalary.com/
The problem with engineersalary.com is that they don't define what each job level means. When looking at salary, you really need to compare the job itself, not just the title.
Joe you say it is accurate for you but how do you know. You might consider yourself a senior engineer and your salary might be accurate based on the title. However, without the definitions of job levels, you might be a lead engineer according to engineersalary.com and therefore are underpaid.
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