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6) What is your total number of years of work experience? Please round to the nearest whole number _______________(Enter Response) (0–99) 7) How many years in total have you worked in project management? Please round to the nearest whole number _______________(Enter Response) (0–99) 8) Please select the highest formal education level you have obtained: Examples of post-graduate professional degrees are those in law and in medicine. Such degrees typically require three or more years of post-graduate formal education. 1. High school degree or equivalent, or less 2. Some college or Associate degree or equivalent 3. 4-year college degree or equivalent 4. Masters degree or equivalent 5. Doctoral or post-graduate professional degree or equivalent 9) Do you have an academic degree in Project Management? 1. Yes 2. No 10) Are you currently a member of PMI? 1. Yes 2. No 11) Are you a PMP ® ? 1. Yes 2. No (IF A PMP, ASK:) 12) For how many years have you been a PMP ® ? Please round to the nearest whole number _______________(Enter Response) (0-40) 13) Other than PMP, which, if any, professional certifications do you hold? If you select anything outside of a PMI credential, please identify the certification. 1. CAPM ® 2. PgMP ® 3. PfMP® 4. PMI-SP ® 5. PMI-RMP ® 6. PMI-ACP ® 7. PMI-PBA ® 8. Internal company-sponsored certification 9. Certification from an association or organization not centered on project management 10. Certification from a project management association other than PMI 11. None Earning Power: Project Management Salary Survey, Ninth Edition 357
If you selected a certification from somewhere other than PMI, please describe it. (Ask for each PMI certification selected in Q13) 14) Please indicate how long you have held each certification below: Please round to the nearest whole number _______________(Enter Response) CAPM ® (0-12) PgMP ® (0-8) PfMP ® (0-1) PMI-SP ® ( 0-7) PMI-RMP ® (0-7) PMI-ACP ® (0-4) PMI-PBA ® (0-1) 15) Are you: 1. Male 2. Female 16) Please select the category that best reflects the industry focus of your organization: 1. Aerospace 2. Business services (advertising, marketing, staffing, etc.) 3. Construction 4. Consulting 5. Engineering 6. Financial services 7. Food and beverage 8. Government 9. Healthcare 10. Information technology 11. Insurance 12. Legal 13. Manufacturing 14. Pharmaceuticals 15. Real Estate 16. Resources (Agriculture, Mining, Coal, Gas, Oil) 17. Telecommunications 18. Training/education 19. Utility 20. Other, please specify: 17) Which of these best describes the functional area to which you report? 1. Administration/General Management 2. Consulting 3. Customer Service/Public Relations 4. Engineering 5. Finance 6. Human Resources 7. Information Technology/Information Systems Earning Power: Project Management Salary Survey, Ninth Edition 358
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Earning Power Project Management Sa
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Earning Power: Project Management S
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Detailed Findings Singapore—All R
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About PMI Project Management Instit
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Reporting of Compensation Data Alth
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Country of Employment As seen in th
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PMP ® Certification Status The maj
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Project Size The size of projects m
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Detailed Findings Australia—All R
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Australia—All Respondents Annuali
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Australia—All Respondents Project
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Belgium—All Respondents Annualize
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Belgium—All Respondents Mean Numb
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Detailed Findings Brazil—All Resp
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Brazil—All Respondents Annualized
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Brazil—All Respondents Project Ma
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Canada—All Respondents Annualized
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Canada—All Respondents Mean Numbe
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Detailed Findings China—All Respo
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China—All Respondents Annualized
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China—All Respondents Project Man
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Colombia—All Respondents Annualiz
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Colombia—All Respondents Mean Num
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Detailed Findings Egypt—All Respo
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Egypt—All Respondents Annualized
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Egypt—All Respondents Project Man
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France—All Respondents Annualized
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France—All Respondents Mean Numbe
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Detailed Findings Germany—All Res
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Germany—All Respondents Annualize
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Germany—All Respondents Project M
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Hong Kong—All Respondents Annuali
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Hong Kong—All Respondents Mean Nu
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Detailed Findings India—All Respo
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India—All Respondents Annualized
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India—All Respondents Project Man
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Ireland—All Respondents Annualize
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Ireland—All Respondents Mean Numb
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Detailed Findings Italy—All Respo
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Italy—All Respondents Annualized
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Italy—All Respondents Project Man
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Japan—All Respondents Annualized
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Japan—All Respondents Mean Number
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Detailed Findings Malaysia—All Re
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Malaysia—All Respondents Annualiz
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Malaysia—All Respondents Project
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Mexico—All Respondents Annualized
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Mexico—All Respondents Mean Numbe
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Detailed Findings Netherlands—All
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Netherlands—All Respondents Annua
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Netherlands—All Respondents Proje
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New Zealand—All Respondents Annua
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New Zealand—All Respondents Mean
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Detailed Findings Nigeria—All Res
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Nigeria—All Respondents Annualize
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Nigeria—All Respondents Project M
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Peru—All Respondents Annualized S
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Peru—All Respondents Mean Number
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Detailed Findings Poland—All Resp
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Poland—All Respondents Annualized
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Poland—All Respondents Project Ma
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Qatar—All Respondents Annualized
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Qatar—All Respondents Mean Number
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Detailed Findings Saudi Arabia—Al
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Saudi Arabia—All Respondents Annu
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Saudi Arabia—All Respondents Proj
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Singapore—All Respondents Annuali
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Singapore—All Respondents Mean Nu
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Detailed Findings South Africa—Al
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South Africa—All Respondents Annu
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South Africa—All Respondents Proj
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South Korea—All Respondents Annua
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South Korea—All Respondents Mean
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Detailed Findings Spain—All Respo
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Spain—All Respondents Annualized
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Spain—All Respondents Project Man
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Sweden—All Respondents Annualized
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Sweden—All Respondents Mean Numbe
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Detailed Findings Switzerland—All
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Switzerland—All Respondents Annua
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Switzerland—All Respondents Proje
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Taiwan—All Respondents Annualized
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Taiwan—All Respondents Mean Numbe
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Detailed Findings Turkey—All Resp
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Turkey—All Respondents Annualized
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Turkey—All Respondents Project Ma
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United Arab Emirates—All Responde
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Detailed Findings United Kingdom—
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Page 323 and 324: Years of Work Experience Appendix A
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Page 361 and 362: the ROI from these projects and ens
Page 363 and 364: GUIDELINES FOR REPORTING COMPENSATI
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