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Ekim 2007 yılında kurulmuş olan TheCareerProject.org iş arayan herkes için önemli bir site oldu. Her ne kadar hangi setörde ortalama ne kadar ücret alındığı izlenebilsede aslında sitenin temel amacı firmalarla ilgili eski çalışan yada o konuda bilgili olanların verecekleri bilgiler ile işe aday olanların bilgilendirilmesi

Bu bilgi hem iş değiştirecekler hemde yeni işe girecekler için karar vermede çok önemli bir rol oynuyor.

The Career Project ile ilgili internette araştırma yaptığımda The New York Times, Yahoo News ve The Riley Guide ‘ın altındaki bir çok blogda bahsedildiğini ve site ile ilgili makaleler yer aldığını görebiliyorsunuz. Mart 2008′den itibaren sisteme New York University, Williams, University of South Carolina, University of Colorado ve University of Texas gibi toplam 35 üniversite katılmış durumda.

Bu sitedeki enteresan olan bir bölüm ise sol taraftaki menüden istediğiniz sektörü ve pozisyonu seçip ortalama yıllık ne kadar ücret alındığını görebiliyor olmanız. Ama ücret her ne kadar önemli olsada sitede yer alan firmalara ilişkin bilgiler karar vermek açısından çok daha önemli oluyor.

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