The Washington Post At the Washington Post site, you can benchmark your salary against other respondents by searching a database by job title and industry. The newspaper's online site also includes a description of the methodology used in the survey and detailed descriptions of job titles. The Post does not allow you to search by location, however, and the majority of respondents are likely from the District of Columbia area. Webmonkey Webmonkey provides detailed descriptions of 11 different Web jobs, including business development, content, marketing, production, and IT positions. This is a good place to get a ballpark figure for what people in the web development field are making.
Benefits are either fully or partially employer-provided.
Based on a small number of respondents.