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Results Of The Oracle Certification 2009 Salary Survey

TResults of Oracle Certification 2009 Salary Surveyhe results of the Oracle Certification Program's 2009 Salary Survey, which was administered via the Internet earlier this year have been released.

Responses from Oracle Certification E-Magazine subscribers, Oracle Certified individuals, and visitors to the Oracle Certification Blog are included in the survey results - with participants from every demographic region worldwide.

Of the 2,337 individuals who responded to the survey, 95% are employed either full- or part-time and reported that those who are Oracle certified typically earn an average salary that is $10K higher than candidates who are not certified.

For full details, visit Oracle Certification 2009 Salary Survey Results.

Comments (8)

Great survey results!
An eye-opener for all Oracle certification candidates!
It certainly does pay to get certified!

seth:

The links on the referring page dont work. You will get a javascript error:

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Code: 0
URL: http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=305&p_nl=namer

I tested in IE and FF and tried in all country options and get the same thing for all of them.

Here is the full link in case the BITLY link doesn't work for you:
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=305

Thanks for the alert!

Shartel:

Paul -

I tried the links you posted - both the BITLY and full link in multiple browsers and cannot access the report. The links bring me to the country select page and none of the region links open the report.

Thanks.
- Shartel

Ah, am learning something new every day (thanks Shartel) - word has it that this might just simply be a cookie issue: when you get to the country select page, select your country and I believe that you will be taken to the Certification home page -- from there you should be able to access the survey results by clicking on center button at the very bottom of the page - "View the Results Oracle Certification Salary Survey 2009."

Hari:

surely that is BS? I got certified and didn't get anything more... and I took part in that survey... but then I am going to change jobs, ditch oracle and get paid more just for what I did before that anyway... so maybe it was just my employer...

john:

Every link on that page refers to the current page - i.e. you can't see any results

Sorry to hear that Hari - I agree that there are other factors too that can affect salary. So I'll encourage you to continue using your certification as a bragging point - many are benefitting from the certification and I hope to see you gain the benefits as well!

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