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Jul282011

What Can You Expect to Earn in the Valley?

What Can You Expect to Earn in the Valley?, from Column Five Media for Focus.com, takes a look at the Silicon Valley salary levels.


Silicon Valley earns its famous reputation not just from the fortunes that entrepreneurs create, but also from the high-paying careers available to tech-savvy employees. However, the area is also known for its incredibly high cost of living. Is working in the Valley really worth it? And how much can you expect to make in the nation’s most celebrated tech scene?

This one uses some simple visualizations, but it does a good job of putting the data and the company logos right into the charts. I would have liked to see one more visualization showing a conclusion that the higher salaries do cover the higher cost of living or not.

Thanks to Jarred for sending in the link!

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Reader Comments (2)

Interesting design and information. Infographics are a great way to convey this type of data. Lots of money flying around down there in Silicone Valley!
July 28, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterInfographics
This looks great. What font did you use?
July 28, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterKaitlyn
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