WBTIC Survey: WBT Salary Survey

WBT Salary Survey

Are you involved in Web-based training, Internet/intranet-based training, hybrid CD-ROM, or Web-based performance support systems? Are you properly compensated for the work you do? Is your salary in line with those of your peers? What salary might you expect if you change roles? Where are salaries the highest? These are the questions this survey will attempt to answer.

See an up-to-the-minute survey summary or complete the form below to see an interactive view of data of greatest interest to you.

This survey is totally anonymous, so please answer truthfully.

What is your current status?

employed, actively producing WBT, WBPSS, or Web-enabled CD-ROMs
thinking about a career
not involved in these, just curious
What is your employment catagory?

permanent full-time
permanent part-time
independent consultant
Select the job function that most closely matches yours:
How many years experience do you have in this position/job title? (example: 1.5 years)

years
What is your current annual salary, including bonuses? If not in United States dollars ($US), please use the currency converter.

$US
How many hours per week on average do you work? (example: 45.5 hours)

hours

What is your geographic location?

US - CT, MA, ME, NH, NY, RI, VT	Canada
US - DE, MD, NJ, PA, VA, WV	Australia
US - AL, AR, FL, GA, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, TX	Europe
US - IL, IN, KY, MI, MN, OH, WI	Central America
US - CO, IO, KS, MO, ND, NE, OK, SD	South America
US - AK, AZ, ID, MT, NM, NV, UT, WY	Africa
US - OR, WA	Asia: Pacific Rim
US - CA, HI	Asia: Other
US - PR, Territories

What is the total number of employees at all locations of your organization?

employees
How many employees in your entire organization are involved exclusively with WBT/WBPSS planning, marketing, research, development, production, implementation, and/or maintenance?

employees

Thank you for taking the time to answer the questions in this survey.

When you submit a completed survey your answers will be combined with others and interactive results will be presented.