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Watch the new commercial for Code & Supply’s tech compensation survey, then take it

A short and sweet reminder for ya.

Code & Supply stickers. (Photo by Jon Hall)

Code & Supply, the Pittsburgh-based community of software professionals, is calling for responses to its anonymous survey analyzing tech workers’ compensation nationally and how it affects other aspects of work and life. Technical.ly is the official media partner and a financial supporter of the 2022 survey.

Learn more about the org’s plans. Watch its new commercial below. Then take the survey by Aug. 1:

Take the survey

That’s it, that’s the post.

Companies: Code & Supply

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