Why are nigerians y happiest people on earth.according to internet survey,with poverty,low salary,they r happy

do rich people are happy??? there are happy b-coz they dun have anything to look forward to... they just use or buy what they need... us rich people buy what we want and be done with it... but the problem with us is we want more...

Why are nigerians y happiest people on earth.according to internet survey,with poverty,low salary,they r happy
Maybe they don't know what they're missing.





Ignorance is bliss. ... not trying to sound rude

Switzerland Marketing Salary Surveys?

Hi, Anyone knows of marketing salary surveys in Switzerland. Most of the surveys I find concern financial categories.

Switzerland Marketing Salary Surveys?
Not sure if this is what you are looking for, play around on this site. http://www.quirks.com/directory/sourcebo...

I read a survey that americans' average salary is $35,000? Is this right?

I would say over all, it sounds about right.

I read a survey that americans' average salary is $35,000? Is this right?
I don't think it is true. It depends on where you live. If you live in California the average salary tends to be higher compared with if you live in Utah or somewhere else with lower standard of living.

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According to a recent survey, the salaries of assistant professors have a mean of $40,756 and a standard devia

According to a recent survey, the salaries of assistant professors have a mean of $40,756 and a standard deviation of $8000. Assuming that the salaries of assistant professors follow a normal distribution, find the proportion of assistant professors who earn more than $50,000. Round your answer to at least four decimal places

According to a recent survey, the salaries of assistant professors have a mean of $40,756 and a standard devia
the general form of a normal distribution,


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normal_dist...


or gaussian distribution is:


(1/(s*sqrt(2*pi))) * exp(-((x-mu)^2)/(2*s*s))





what you are looking for is the integral from x=50k to x=inf





for an answer I got 12.3942%





You can also use a z table for this. To find your z you subtract the mean and divide by the standard deviation.





(50k-40.756k)/8k=1.1555





Try going to this link (http://davidmlane.com/hyperstat/z_table.... and entering 1.1555 into the above entry. You get the same answer displayed: 0.123943, or 12.3943%

Personal survey: what car do you drive, and what is your salary?

keep it short and sweet please.

Personal survey: what car do you drive, and what is your salary?
A 2000 ford Focus and I average 60 dollars a week, in a good week.
Reply:'93 Subaru Impreza


'95 Pontiac Trans Sport





Grossed around $46K last year.
Reply:I drive a recently purchased CHEVROLET TAHOE 5.3 V8,and are on a current salary of $71k annually
Reply:1) GAS


2) NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS
Reply:you tell us yoours first :))
Reply:200 sebring and i make J.D.S.
Reply:Well, i don't drive a car as i live full time on a 41 foot sail boat and spend my days cruising around the world. We are currently moored in a lovely lil harbor in St. Croix.





As for a salary. Both my husband and myself spent over 20 years in the Armed Forces and make a decent enough retirement to live happily for the rest of our lives...





BTW, i am only 40 years old, retired and living my dream....who says that being in the Military doesn't have perks?
Reply:Pinto.$5.00 a year
Reply:2007 Volvo hard top convertible


just retired one month ago, so i go on social security in February!
Reply:Dodge Grand Cherokee and Toyota pickup. $105,000.
Reply:3 different muscle cars......





$75k
Reply:5 cars. Neon, Eclipse, Grand Am, F150, Sunfire. I rotate to keep the miles down. My salary is personal.

Does anyone have experience or knowledge of salary surveys. Want 2 find how my salary compares 2 others?

See below

Does anyone have experience or knowledge of salary surveys. Want 2 find how my salary compares 2 others?
what type of job do you have?

Survey: How do you determine what your "Salary Requirements" are when applying for a new job?

You need to know what this number is before you even apply but I don't recommend writing it down anywhere (on their paper or form). I say you need to know because at some point someone will ask you and there becomes an awful silence in the interview when they do.





My advice will be to give a range. A low number is the minimum you will take this job for...which might be the least you would take and still be comfortable living as you do now. You know what you make now so that is a starting point. But don't give this low number out ever.





Next come up with what you think is market value for this job. What do you think the best one who is doing it is getting for your area. Average those two numbers together and make that your low number. You high number is the top end.





Finally, use weasel phrases like "I'm looking at something between X and Y but I usually take benefits into account" ... or ... "I'm looking for something in this range (x-y) but I'm taking into account the position, hours, duties or responsibilities"

Survey: How do you determine what your "Salary Requirements" are when applying for a new job?
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Reply:ummm...im 15, so i just put open...ill take any job no matter what the salary...but for others, id say your level of desperation, their level of desperation, current salary, level of competition (i.e. how many others there are in your field of work in your area), etc...
Reply:Write "Open", you do not want to short change yourself nor do you want to be passed by because they may not be willing to offer you want "you're expecting". During the interview you can discuss it better.





Good luck on the job hunting!
Reply:At least a 10% raise and a better title is needed, or, if the salary is less than that, there needs to be the possibility of an improved quality of life for the applicant.
Reply:...-When my Landlord is pounding at my door, and shouting, "You've got until the end of the month to pay what you owe -or You're OUT! " ...The "hint" well taken, I bring it with Me when I'm filling out the Job Application... :)

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