Survey, salaries and habraharbr. Is it appropriate?

Question

Fintech

I look at foreign labor markets (that is, not the CIS) in the context of working as a programmer. Every now and then I stumble upon various conflicting data. There was an idea to conduct a survey on habrahabr on a salary topic. Approximately with the following questions:
My salary per month (averaged, not peak values) after deducting all taxes (only taxes, rental housing, etc. DO NOT deduct):
Foreign freelance, or remote work for foreign companies:

1. mimocrocodile
   
2. 1000-2500USD/month
   
3. 2500-4000USD/month
   
4. 4000-600USD/month
   
5. 6000+USD/month
   

Well, in this spirit, more polls (within the same topic):

1. Ru-freelance, or remote work for companies within the CIS
   
2. Work in the office, but abroad
   
3. Work in the office, within the CIS
   

It seems to me that the topic would be of interest to many. And someone can even raise the salary :) Well, when the numbers are on hand ... I think it's easier. But I'm not sure if such a topic is appropriate on Habré? All the same, this is just a survey, not a technical article on the case.
What do you think about this? If there is a topic, I'm ready to consider interesting points and sub-surveys. For editing polls later is quite painful :)

Answer 1

In view of the lack of interest on the part of everyone but myself, and also because the resulting sample will be too weak, the answer to the question is: no. In this form, it is not needed. Thanks everyone for the replies.

Answer 2

No, you don't need to
already have this
https://www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/index.htm
https://jobs.dou.ua/salaries/dynamics/

Answer 3

Firstly, we will modernize and take it not expensive.
Secondly, qualifications affect fundamentally. And you completely ignored it in your survey.

Answer 4

Yes, in general, everything is clear anyway, who works well, he gets a lot, who doesn’t get enough, but taxes in Russia can be ignored if six percent is simplified, and most don’t pay them at all, so everything is clear here too.

Answer 5

Yes, read Toaster. Every second person sits on millions.