Shouldn't there be a field for years of experience?

It would be great if the salary can be converted to the Big Mac index. Straight numbers are going to give the viewer enough context. Like one of the commenters here said he makes USD $32k per year in China, that might seem low, but convert it to how many big macs you can buy with that, you realize that's equivalent to making USD $56k in the US.

After reading this post Let's talk about salaries, thought maybe we need a new sheet of salaries for 2015.

I've created a simple form that would be useful for everyone if you fill your salary in it.

You can check the results here

PS: don't worry it's anonymous.

All this salary talk is getting so dumbed down and silly.

I can see this is going to send many on a wild goose chase.

Location can matter, experience “can” matter, and so on.

However, this is all about positioning design and how you come on board.

A combination of circumstances, which include vertical (business industry) being addressed are very important.

Various verticals have more mental overhead in design.

If you have experience in more difficult verticals such as finance, health or government (say cyber security), your salary or fees you command may be higher depending on how you can come in and position yourself on the totem pole.

For poker players, table selection, table position and table image.

Your role in the design process is important.

If you’re the pixel janitor an agency keeps behind the curtain, your salary or fees will be quite low.

If you come in as a business analyst/ product designer and are working directly with key stakeholders, your fees or salary will be exponentially higher.

Yes, location and experience can and do matter, however, if we are just talking salaries, it’s not that simple.

If you want to do this right, copy this format: http://motiongraphicdesigncensus.org/

One big issue I'm noticing is the currency people are using. Seeing a combination of £, $ etc but also some without any symbol attached.

I wonder if we should have multiple columns and calculate a single users salary first over the amount in their country (£ for example) but then say in $ too so that it's easier to draw parallels.

I'll work on filtering the results tonight, if anyone would volunteer to help please let me know, you can find me on twitter @mahdif.

Cheers,

Do you guys prefer using theTypeForm or shall I open the sheet for everyone to edit?