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- Published on February 23, 2023
- In AI Features
AIM Research: Data & Analytics Salary Study 2023
Keeping in line with the overall recessionary trend, the median salary of data and analytics professionals has decreased in 2023 compared to 2022.
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- By Zinnia Banerjee
With the view to understanding the salary trend in the data and analytics domain, AIM Research conducts a Data Science Salary study annually and presents a report on the same. This research is the only annual study in India that delves extensively into India's data and analytics salary trends and provides a comprehensive view of the changing landscape.
Keeping in line with the overall recessionary trend, the median salary of data and analytics professionals has decreased in 2023 compared to 2022. In terms of years of experience, as well, the salary of data professionals across varying levels of work experience has decreased.
This report, now in its ninth year, covers the median salary distribution across multiple categories, including cities, education, sector, years of experience, a
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Zinnia Banerjee
Zinnia loves writing and it is this love that has brought her to the field of tech journalism.
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