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"There is no shortage of career websites that highlight salary data industries and established companies, but it is much harder to find comparable data for early stage startups. Now, AngelList just made it significantly easier to do the latter \nAngelList, an online community for startups and investors, launched a new feature this week that lets anyone search through salary and equity data for the startups in its database. The website has 100,000 startup profiles listed, nearly 3,000 of which are actively hiring. Any company that posts positions on AngelList is asked to provide salary and equity data.\nWith the new feature, you can sift through the number of jobs offered in different salary ranges and filter the results based on the type of job, where it's located and relevant skills and the category that the startup falls into.\nSo, for example, you can compare the average pay for startup jobs overall in Silicon Valley and New York \u2014 Silicon Valley wins out with an average salary of $101,000 compared to New York's $90,000 \u2014 or figure out whether it's worth the time to learn Ruby on Rails or Django by filtering the results by this skill. \n\nIt's not just for those looking for jobs as developers either. The AngelList feature collects data for design, marketing and sales positions at startups as well. The chart below breaks down salaries for marketing positions at startups based in San Francisco:\n\nThis is potentially a powerful tool for job hunters weighing their options in the startup world, though it may end up being a headache for startup founders who will now have to work that much harder to compete in recruiting top talent.\nImage courtesy of Flickr, bpsusf"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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