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Frequently asked questions about the Jobs Observatory
Salaries, in-demand skills and how the figures are calculated.
How do I find out the salary for a job in a specific country?
Choose a job, a country and a seniority level: the Observatory shows the median salary, the gross annual range in local currency, the most in-demand skills and the cities that are hiring.
What do P10, median and P90 mean?
P10 is the salary below which the lowest-paid 10% fall (junior profile). The median splits the market into two equal halves. P90 is the threshold of the highest-paid 10% (senior profile).
Where does the salary data come from?
From two sources: aggregated data from Portfoler profiles, published as “observed data” only from 30 distinct profiles upwards, and otherwise a reference estimate drawn from our job profiles. The Methodology page details the sources.
Does my personal data appear in the Observatory?
No. Only aggregates are published, never an individual profile. A statistic is shown only from 30 distinct profiles upwards (k-anonymity threshold), which makes it impossible to identify a person.
How often are the figures updated?
The data is recalculated automatically every month, and the update date is shown on each page.
How do I compare my salary and skills with a job?
Signed in to your free account, the “Where do you stand?” panel estimates your salary position (percentile) and lists the skills that already match the job and those to acquire.
