Real Rate Survey Data Analysis Charts Year 2002 Data - January 2003 EditionThis page describes the Real Rate Survey data analysis charts you can download covering data collected between January 1, 2002 to December 31, 2002. We have included several samples which you can view for free. Free downloads are live links below. Charts described below without links are part of the paid download This online download replaces our printed Real Rate Survey Report. We hope you will find this format more useful. You can use the web version of the charts as is, or you can import the data, using the text file version below, into your favorite software.
Click on the links below to view the Web version of these charts. Please note that we have provided several graphs with the charts below. Please be aware that graphs are only provided with charts marked "with Graph" below. Or jump down to bottom of page to view Tab Delimited Text versions of these same files. WHERE WE GET OUR DATA - Year 2002 DataBetween January 1, 2002 and December 31, 2002 the Real Rate Survey collected a total of 691 rate reports. Of these 645 were submitted by contractors either working in the United States or reporting rates in U.S. dollars . Our Rates are collected using the form at www.realrates.com/rate_sur.htm Our ISP statistics show that the major sources of new visitors to our site is our link to Google.com. Our site comes up in the top three Google listings for "consulting rates", "computer consultant", and "consulting contracts." We also top the Yahoo search listing for "computer consultant" too. In fact, we get about 1,500 new vistors a week from search engine searches alone. In addition, we receive an average of 5,000 unique visitors a week referred from 400 different referring sites, many of them computer job sites. Traffic this year has slowed from the numbers we were accustomed to see in the past. This is no surprise since many thousands of IT professionals are suffering long-term unemployment and are no longer frequenting job-hunting sites of any kind. In addition, the knowledge that the IT job market has evaporated has cut down on the number of people visiting our site because they are considering a switch into the IT field from another field. However, we continue to get rate reports on a steady basis and believe that in this tough market, the data contributed by the few people able to find jobs is especially valuable to all job hunters. Please note that all data linked from this page is copyright by Janet Ruhl, 2003. Please email us to query about republication or other commercial reuse of this data. INFORMATION ABOUT OUR SURVEY DATAPlease CLICK HERE to read about how we get this information and how to use it. GENERALHigh, Low, and Median Rates for All Rates Submitted and Other General Categories of Rates with graph. High, Low, and Median Rate by Length of Contract with Graph. Percent Brokered by Length of Contract with Graph. High, Low, and Median Rate by Tax Status/Brokered and Direct Percentage Brokered by Status High, Low, and Median Rate by Brokered/Direct Status and Technical Specialty TOTAL INCOMEEstimated annual income where known, High, Low, and Median Income Standard Deviation and Mean of Annual Estimated Income JOB DESCRIPTION/TECHNICAL SPECIALTYHigh, Low, and Median Rate by Job Description with Graph. Standard Deviation and Mean of Rates by Job Description with Graph. Standard Deviation and Mean of Rates by Job Description/Language
High, Low, and Median Rate by Job Description/Database or Package
Standard Deviation and Mean of Rates by Job Description/Database or Package
High, Low, and Median Rate by Job Description/Operating System
Standard Deviation and Mean of Rates by Job Description/Operating System
High, Low, and Median Rate by Job Description/Brokered Status with Graphs.
Standard Deviation and Mean of Rates by Job Description/Brokered Status with Graphs.
Broker's Cut as a Percentage of Client Rate by Status and Technical Specialty
Markup by Status and Technical Specialty (Broker's Cut as Percentage of Rate Consultant Gets Paid)
Raise as Percentage of Previous Rate
High, Low, and Median Rate by City
City Percentage Brokered
High, Low, and Median Rate by State
State Percentage Brokered
High, Low, and Median Rate by Industry
Industry Percentage Brokered
Rates by Years of Paid Experience
Percentage Brokered by Years of Experience
High Low and Median Rates by Degrees and Certifications.
High, Low, and Median Rate by Gender
Percentage Brokered by Gender
High, Low, and Median Rate by Age, Distribution of Contracts by Age, and Standard Deviation by Age with Graphs.
Percentage Brokered by Age
High, Low, Median Rate by Immigration status
Percentage Brokered by Immigration Status
You can download the text versions of these charts by clicking on the link below and then choosing "file/save as" on your browser's menu to save the file in a .txt format.
These tab delimited files may be imported into spreadsheets, databases, graphing software, and word processor files for further use.
Miscellaneous Categories, High, Low, and Median Rates TEXT VERSION
High, Low, and Median Rate by Length of Contract TEXT VERSION
Percent Brokered by Length of Contract TEXT VERSION
High, Low, and Median Rate by Tax Status/Brokered and Direct TEXT VERSION
Percentage Brokered by Status TEXT VERSION
High, Low, and Median Rate by Brokered/Direct Status and Technical Specialty TEXT VERSION
Estimated annual income where known, High, Low, and Median Income
Standard Deviation and Mean of Annual Estimated Income TEXT VERSION
High, Low, and Median Rate by Job Description/Language TEXT VERSION
Standard Deviation and Mean of Rates by Job Description/Language TEXT VERSION
Standard Deviation and Mean of Rates by Job Description/Database or Package TEXT VERSION
High, Low, and Median Rate by Job Description/Operatying System TEXT VERSION
Standard Deviation and Mean of Rates by Job Description/Operating System TEXT VERSION
High, Low, and Median Rate by Job Description/Brokered Status TEXT VERSION
Standard Deviation and Mean of Rates by Job Description/Brokered Status TEXT VERSION
Broker Cut TEXT VERSION
Markup TEXT VERSION
Raise Percentage TEXT VERSION
High, Low, and Median Rate by City TEXT VERSION
City Percentage Brokered TEXT VERSION
High, Low, and Median Rate by State TEXT VERSION
State Percentage Brokered TEXT VERSION
High, Low, and Median Rate by Industry TEXT VERSION
Industry Percentage Brokered TEXT VERSION
Rates by Years of Paid Experience TEXT VERSION
Percentage Brokered by Years of Experience TEXT VERSION
Rates by Degree or Certification TEXT VERSION
High, Low, and Median Rate by Gender TEXT VERSION
Percentage Brokered by Gender TEXT VERSION
High, Low, and Median Rate by Age TEXT VERSION
Percentage Brokered by Age TEXT VERSION
High, Low, Median Rate by Immigration status TEXT VERSION
Percentage Brokered by Immigration Status TEXT VERSION
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