On Wed, 2007-10-31 at 07:55 -0700, alan smith wrote:
> 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.

Without question. Personally I believe that if you're happy with what
you make, it's not the best idea to find out what your co-workers are
making. It just creates jealousy and animosity for something that isn't
the person's fault.

I have no idea what my co-workers make or what by boss makes. As long as
my salary keeps me happy I don't see it a good idea to find out.

TTYL
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