
Will US software engineer total compensation be higher at end of 2023?
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Resolves to YES if the median total compensation value in the webpage below is greater than US$170,500 on Dec. 31st 2023 or NO if equal or lower.
https://www.levels.fyi/t/software-engineer/locations/united-states
If this URL stops working, I will base the final value on the levels.fyi median all-level software engineer salary for the US. If this isn't possible (e.g. due to levels.fyi ceasing to operate or beginning to charge to access its services), this market resolves to N/A.
Feb 19, 1:38am: Will software engineer total compensation be higher at end of 2023? → Will US software engineer total compensation be higher at end of 2023?
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