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I found a great resource site called http://www.aquent.com/. Under their
heading "Free Tools" they have several free pdf files that describes the
different positions in the web industry and the print industry as well as
what the average salary is for those positions based on experience,
education and skills.
The files are very helpful for descriptions of the positions and comparing
the salaries within the different skills/experience/education levels.
However, I find that the salary levels seem a little low, at least based on
what I see in the Silicon Valley area. This would however be expected if
these numbers are based on national averages.
Hope this helps.
-Asa
-----Original Message-----
From: Ron Sering [mailto:rsering -at- excalib -dot- com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 1999 12:35
To: TECHWR-L
Subject: Web development rates
I'm trying to get a sense of where hourly rates for Web development stands
relative to rates for "traditional" tech writing, i.e. manual production,
help development. Are they comparable, or does Web development fetch a
higher fee?
- ron sering not serling
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