Access the 'Nonprofit Salary Explorer' on Idealist.org. Provide dummy data to navigate through the initial survey: 'Program Manager' as Job Title, '70000' as Annual Salary, '8' years of Relevant Experience, and '4-Year Degree' as Highest level of education completed. Once you reach the actual salary explorer, identify the average salary for a 'Program Manager' in 'New York, NY' with '5-10 years' of experience. Additionally, identify what entity powers the 'Nonprofit Salary Explorer'.
Navigate to 'https://www.idealist.org/nonprofit-salary-explorer/survey'. Click on the 'That's me! Let's go!' button to start the survey. Fill 'Program Manager' into the 'Job Title' field. Fill '70000' into the 'Annual Salary' field. Fill '8' into the 'Years of Relevant Experience' field. Select '4-Year Degree' from the 'Highest level of education completed' dropdown. Click the 'Continue' button. Proceed through any subsequent survey steps, providing dummy data as needed, until the actual 'Nonprofit Salary Explorer' tool is accessible. Once on the 'Nonprofit Salary Explorer' tool, select 'Program Manager' from the 'Job Function' dropdown. Enter 'New York, NY' in the 'Location' field. Select '5-10 years' from the 'Experience Level' dropdown. Identify the average salary displayed for the specified criteria. Identify what powers the 'Nonprofit Salary Explorer' (usually stated at the bottom of the page or in an 'About' section). State the average salary and the powering entity.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Nonprofit Salary Explorer' tool after completing the survey. The agent correctly selects 'Program Manager' for 'Job Function'. The agent correctly enters 'New York, NY' for 'Location'. The agent correctly selects '5-10 years' for 'Experience Level'. The agent states the average salary for a Program Manager in New York, NY with 5-10 years of experience (e.g., '$80,000 - $90,000' or the exact range displayed). The agent states that the 'Nonprofit Salary Explorer' is powered by 'Candid' (or whatever entity is explicitly stated on the page).