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The DQ-IDC India: SALARY SURVEY '05
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Shipra Arora
Monday, September 12, 2005

Methodology

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The DQ-IDC Best Employer Survey for 2005 was carried out in seven major cities -Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Pune and Bangalore. Questionnaires were sent out to around 200 companies, out of which 46 participated in the first phase. In the second phase of the survey 32 companies were shortlisted from among these. A large-scale survey was conducted by IDC India among the 2,859 employees selected from the 32 shortlisted companies. The sampling was done on the basis of the distribution of employees in different cities. In each of the seven cities the sample quota was assigned based on the company's employee strength in that city. A further classification of target respondents was done on the basis of job profile and years of IT experience. This quota system enabled us to get a proper representation of different types of employees in the sample. The salary data and profiles of the IT industry have been derived from these employee interviews.

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