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Salary Survey 2015: Don’t let your discipline down

This year’s salary survey is coming along nicely, but we still need your help to build the most comprehensive report on the games industry jobs market in 2015.

We’ve already received more developer responses than last year, with the majority coming from coders. If we’re to truly offer insight into the average salaries of a developer, we need more voices from all disciplines.

So if you’re in audio, QA, design, narrative, if you’re a producer or technical director or head of a studio, scroll down and take just five minutes to complete our annual salary survey.

This is your chance to anonymously share your views on industry pay, working conditions, job opportunities, bonuses and more.

You can take part in this year’s survey by clicking here, or by scrolling to the bottom of this page. The deadline for all comments is 6pm UK time on Monday, January 12th.

The results will be printed in our February 2015 issue, while MCV will report on the data in a separate issue later this month.

The annual salary survey is part of our two-month recruitment blitz, with a series of features running online and in our Recruitment Special in the February issue. 

For more information on the recruitment advertising opportunities in Develop, please contact Alex via aboucher@intentmedia.co.uk or Charlotte via cnangle@intentmedia.co.uk, or call them on 01992 535647.

For opportunities in MCV, please contact Conor via ctallon@nbmedia.com.

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