The 2007 EDN Asia Salary Survey is a detailed look at the salaries and career trends of engineers across the Asian region. Compiled from responses to our email survey, it is a window into the life of the Asian engineer, exploring his or her opinions about the profession, from concerns and complaints to aspirations and goals.
The email survey was sent out to engineers in India, Southeast Asia, South Korea and Taiwan. Close to 600 responses were filled correctly and fulfilled the response criteria.
Find out how your salary stacks up against that of your peers, if you are working longer hours than engineers in the neighboring countries, what problems other engineers are facing, and what hopes they have for their career in the future.
For a write up on the survey, please see: Globally, engineers share similar gratification and concern By Maury Wright, Editorial Director, EDN Worldwide Our first global salary survey shows that North American engineers receive higher compensation than counterparts in established regions, such as Japan and Western Europe.
