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Comparable salaries for Linux people?



Have you checked out glassdoor.com?  I haven't used it for HR purposes,
mostly to see how I compare to other people/positions in my own company (I
don't have enough experience to usefully compare job-titles across
companies, especially non-Fortune-500 companies).  It's company+job-title
based, but since you know what companies your hotshots went to, you should
be able to figure out ballpark values.

Matt

On 02/23/2010 10:45 AM, Rich Braun wrote:
> As y'all know I've often posted here looking for staff.  At the moment I have
> 5 open positions (no, I am not looking for a ton of recruiter calls!).
> 
> One of the reasons I have these openings is growth of the project.  I'm
> posting about the other reason:  a non-stop onslaught of poaching by
> high-paying firms in the area; I've lost 3 of my best people in the past 8
> months.  All of them found greener pastures not far from my Kendall Square
> office.
> 
> I'm starting to believe my HR department is getting tremendously incorrect
> salary-comparison data and that 2010 is shaping up to be a banner year for
> tech compensation at least for Linux people in greater Boston.  Where can I
> turn for real data about what the likes of Microsoft, Google, MIT/Harvard,
> Genzyme and all the others are paying people here in the Kendall Square and
> route-128 area?  If my HR department has its head screwed on backwards, I want
> to get them un-screwed.
> 
> -rich
> 
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