Dice: The Highest-Paying States for Tech Pros

This might be interesting for some folks:

http://news.dice.com/2015/01/23/the-highest-paying-states-for-tech-pros/?CMPID=AF_SD_UP_JS_AV_OG_DNA_

I don't see a breakdown by job types, role descriptions, or other personal qualifications though, so it's just a big-picture overview. It's supposedly for "tech" jobs, whatever that might ultimately be based on Dice's pool of surveyees.

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Comments

jdancer

While this information is nice to know, what really matters is the cost of living numbers. That determines how expensive a location is to live in. $100K in a high cost place not the same as a $100K in a low cost place.

Doyen

Once again, my state of NC is around average. I guess that's good since it isn't bad

Zartanasaurus

Considering how close it is to NYC and PHL, I'm surprised NJ is in gray.

iBrokeIT

Nersesian wrote: »

Miami and high paying do not go hand in hand with IT in my experience. This is a site of lies.

Probably lots of consultants that can work from anywhere and choose some place warm and sunny