Salary$hare - How do you compare against your co-workers and friends?

Re:Salary$hare - How do you compare against your co-workers ... by caladri on Monday August 20, 2012 @04:22PM (#4409586)

Alright, so the obvious thing would seem to be to have a pool for HN readers, right?

http://www.salaryshare.me/10ffcd6db9cf188be1a1175de8ff8f3d

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Re:Salary$hare - How do you compare against your co-workers ... by caladri on Monday August 20, 2012 @04:25PM (#4409605)

Now that we can see what a results page looks like, it seems like something more than a sorted list of numbers might be interesting. I mean, there's not enough data collected at the start to do something very interesting, but a chart and some statistics would be fairly simple and make it much more digestible. As it is, it's just a numberwall.

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Re:Salary$hare - How do you compare against your co-workers ... by nicolethenerd on Monday August 20, 2012 @04:44PM (#4409707)

Kind of useless if everyone puts in bogus numbers, though. $10*pi million annually? Really, guys?

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Re:Salary$hare - How do you compare against your co-workers ... by pnathan on Monday August 20, 2012 @06:28PM (#4410118)

I did some analysis of numbers in the (10K, 500K] range:

    1st Q:  62K
    2nd Q:  92K
    3rd Q: 120K

    Mean: 99.8K.

I'm making the assumption that numbers outside my specified range are outliers, unemployed, or a joke.

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