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2007 NAYGN Benchmarking Survey
For this survey you will need to know data on your current salary and on your salary when you first began your career in the nuclear industry.
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- Gender:*
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- What year did you originally begin your career in the nuclear industry? (yyyy)*
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- At the time when you originally began your career in the nuclear industry have you:*
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- If you answered (b) to Question 3, how many years on average did you stay at a company other than your current company?
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- At the time when you originally began your career in the nuclear industry what was your highest level of education?*
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- If you answered Other in Question 5, please specify.
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- What is your highest level of education currently?*
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- If you answered Other in Question 7, please specify.
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- Which of the following best describes your educational and/or training background (i.e.: college degree or on-the-job training)? Please mark all that apply.*
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- If you answered Other in Question 9, please specify.
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- At the time when you originally began your career in the nuclear industry which of the following best described your job function?*
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- If you answered Other in Question 11, please specify.
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- At the time when you originally began your career in the nuclear industry which of the following best describes the type of company that you work(ed) for?*
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- If you answered Other in Question 13, please specify.
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- At the time when you originally began your career in the nuclear industry what is the approximate size of the company you worked for?*
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- Select the monetary unit that you will use in your answers.*
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- At the time when you originally began your career in the nuclear industry what was your starting base annual salary ($/year)?*
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- What is your current base annual salary ($/year)?*
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- Have any of the following factors influenced the change in your starting annual salary to your current salary (check all that apply)?
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- At the time when you originally began your career in the nuclear industry how many employment offers did you receive in the nuclear industry?*
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- At the time when you originally began your career in the nuclear industry how many employment offers overall (nuclear and non-nuclear) did you receive?*
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- At the time when you originally began your career in the nuclear industry what was your maximum salary offer in the nuclear industry that you received from a company other than your employer ($/year)?*
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- At the time when you originally began your career in the nuclear industry how long did you wait between graduation or beginning your job search and getting your first job in the nuclear industry (in months)?*
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- At the time when you originally began your career in the nuclear industry what was your motivation for accepting the job offer? Please rank in order of importance (1 most, 6 least).*
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- If you answered Other in Question 24, please specify.
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- Given your experiences thus far, if you currently had to choose a new employment opportunity in the nuclear industry, what will be your motivating factors for accepting a job offer? Please rank in order of importance (1 most, 6 least). *
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- If you answered Other in Question 26, please specify.
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- How long after the time when you originally began your career in the nuclear industry did it take to get your first promotion? Choose the closest answer.*
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- Was this time period:*
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- How many promotions have you had since the time when you originally began your career in the nuclear industry?*
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- How long after you originally began your career in the nuclear industry did it take to get your first raise? Choose the closest answer.*
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- Was this time period:*
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- What other pay-package benefits has your company provided you?*
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- If you answered Other in Question 33, please specify.
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- Were you part of a work-study program prior to taking your first position in the nuclear industry?
A work-study program is defined as a program that your organization participates in where the employee was enrolled in a high school, college, or university. This includes internship and cooperative learning programs*
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- If applicable in Question 35, why did you not return to a work-study company for a permanent position?
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- Does your company provide educational reimbursements?*
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- If you answered Yes to Question 37, what is the maximum limit to how much your company will reimburse? If there is no limit, type "unlimited". (ie: $10,000/year for up to 5 years, etc.)
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- Check all of the following Professional Societies that you belong to.*
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- If you answered Other in Question 39, please specify.
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- What opportunities does your company offer young professional (check all that apply)?*
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- If you answered Other in Question 41, please specify.
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- Of the opportunities that your company offers young professionals, do you think that they are an effective retention program for YOU?
1=Yes, 2=Moderately/Neutral, 3=No*
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- Of the opportunities that your company offers young professionals, do you think that they are an effective development program for YOU?
1=Yes, 2=Moderately/Neutral, 3=No*
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- Is there anything else (unique, or that was not covered in the questions above) your organization does to recruit, train, and/or develop you and other young professionals?
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- What motivated you to work in the nuclear industry and what do you like most about your current career?
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- What one thing do you wish you could change about your career in the nuclear industry?
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