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I can only speak for myself, but salary.com says the median in my area
is about $68K. But I don't think I know anyone who's making $68 an
hour. The 25th percentile marker is at about
$60K... and I'm not making $60 an hour, I can tell you. Nor is anyone
offering a rate like that, as far as I can tell. However, the agency I
work through at present is probably charging something like that (or
more) for me. Maybe that's relevant, I don't know.
Maggie
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> From: Edwin Skau
>
> How close does www.salary.com come to the real McCoy?
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