Completely depends on the area you live and work in.  Silly Valley...expected to pay more, just for the high cost of housing, taxes, etc.  What would be more representative is an adjusted amount based on those things.
   
  Me? I can't complain.   I know some that make 15K more than me, and know and do less.  Others make less than me....well you get the picture.  Ive got 15+ years experiance, and fall between the (5/9) and the (10/14), so I wont complain too much.  Course what I make in consulting puts me..well...closer to what the table shows.

Alex Harford <harford@gmail.com> wrote:
  On 10/30/07, Vitaliy wrote:
>
> Summary (rounded off):
>
> 0-4 years of experience: $65k/year
> 5-9 years: $85k/year
> 10-14 years: $95k/year
> 15-19 years: $100k/year
> 20-24 years: $130k/year
> 25-29 years: $100k/year
> 30-34 years: $95k/year
> 35-39 years: $95k/year
>
> Question: based on your current salary, would you say that the salary
> figures given are too low, too high, or just right (+/- 5%)?

That lines up pretty closely to the APEG (http://www.apeg.bc.ca)
salary survey for electrical engineers. While they rank it by
responsibilities rather than years of experience, it generally fits.

Although with the exchange rate over the past 7 years, I've been
getting a pretty good raise compared to you guys down south. :P

Alex
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