Posted by BJ
Many of you will be familiar with the surveys that have been conducted previously by our good friend Barbara Esmedina (aka – The Proposal Goddess :-) ). The survey results are always informative and enlightening (and helpful in leveraging funding for salaries, training, resources, process improvements, etc.).
Like any survey, the more people that participate and the more data collected, the more powerful the results. That’s where you, our readers, come in. Please take the time to provide input to this survey. It’s similar to the previous salary surveys, with additional questions to address the 2008-2011 economic climate. The survey will run until the end of the year and we’ll provide highlights here on a regular basis.
Many of you will be familiar with the surveys that have been conducted previously by our good friend Barbara Esmedina (aka – The Proposal Goddess :-) ). The survey results are always informative and enlightening (and helpful in leveraging funding for salaries, training, resources, process improvements, etc.).
Like any survey, the more people that participate and the more data collected, the more powerful the results. That’s where you, our readers, come in. Please take the time to provide input to this survey. It’s similar to the previous salary surveys, with additional questions to address the 2008-2011 economic climate. The survey will run until the end of the year and we’ll provide highlights here on a regular basis.
We recognize that many of our readers reside outside the US and, as the survey requests input in US dollars, you will need to convert your currency into US dollars prior to providing the data. (You can access a converter here.)
According to Barbara the survey should take approximately 10 minutes to complete. Clicking text at the end of the survey will take you to the contacts page to access real-time results. If you want to be notified when reports, presentations or articles from the survey are available, you can sign up to be placed on a mailing list (optional).
As always, the data from the survey is available for free to anyone who wants it and if you submit contact data it will NOT be shared or used for any other purpose.
The link to the survey is here and the survey results can be found here.
Jon and I hope that many of our readers will provide data to this important and very useful survey.
According to Barbara the survey should take approximately 10 minutes to complete. Clicking text at the end of the survey will take you to the contacts page to access real-time results. If you want to be notified when reports, presentations or articles from the survey are available, you can sign up to be placed on a mailing list (optional).
As always, the data from the survey is available for free to anyone who wants it and if you submit contact data it will NOT be shared or used for any other purpose.
The link to the survey is here and the survey results can be found here.
Jon and I hope that many of our readers will provide data to this important and very useful survey.
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