Salary Survey - last week to respond!

Survey closes on June 6 - in September we'll publish the most current salary data and analysis for life scientists


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Whether you're starting a new job or discussing a raise, every negotiation starts with current salary rates -- in other words, what are your colleagues earning? Help us give you an edge in your next discussion with your boss by completing our salary survey online today. In September, we'll give you the most current salary data for life scientists. As we come to the last month of the survey, we need more responses from you. So send the link to your friends and help us gather the most robust the data for your field of study. We'll show you how salaries compare by life science specializations, by geographic location, by degree, job title and more. The more scientists respond, the more robust the data, so send the link to a friend. As we come to the last month of the survey, we need more responses from you. So send the link to your friends and help us gather the most robust the data for your field of study. We'll show you how salaries compare by life science specializations, by geographic location, by degree, job title and more. Last year we put together a salary report based on data from the Economic Research Institute, the company behind SalariesReview.com. This year's data will come from you, our readers, in order to make results as accurate and relevant as possible for life scientists.Five minutes of your time could translate into a nice bump in your salary down the road. Click here for the survey -- it only takes seven minutes to complete. (for US employees only.)The Scientist Staff mail@the-scientist.comLinks within this article:The Scientist Salary Survey 2007 http://www.the-scientist.com/2007/9/1/55/1/The Scientist Salary Survey 2006 http://www.the-scientist.com/2006/11/1/47/1/This year's Salary Survey: http://www.questionpro.com/akira/TakeSurvey?id=871058&custom1=sci
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