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Sometimes, it’s all about the Benjamins. And you know what? That’s okay. Take a look at the expected earnings—by year and by life—for all of our careers.
Career | First Year’s Earnings | Total Lifetime Earnings |
---|---|---|
ATF (Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms) Agent | $77,120 | $2,061,000 |
Accountant, Certified and Public | $63,550 | $2,653,000 |
Actor | $51,880 | $2,166,000 |
Actuary | $93,680 | $3,911,000 |
Acupuncturist | $85,740 | $3,579,474 |
Adminstrative Assistant | $35,330 | $1,475,000 |
Adventure Travel Leader | $38,260 | $1,597,278 |
Advertising Sales Representative | $46,290 | $1,932,000 |
Advice Columnist | $52,810 | $2,204,712 |
Aerospace Engineer | $103,720 | $4,330,000 |
Air Marshal | $65,000 | $2,713,620 |
Air Tanker Pilot | $48,000 | $2,003,904 |
Air Traffic Controller | $122,530 | $5,115,000 |
Aircraft Mechanic | $55,230 | $2,306,000 |
Amusement Arcade Worker | $29,770 | $1,243,000 |
Anesthesiologist | $300,000 | $12,524,400 |
Animal Control Worker | $34,370 | $1,434,879 |
Animal Trainer | $25,270 | $1,055,000 |
Anthropologist | $57,420 | $2,397,000 |
Antiques Dealer | $45,000 | $1,878,660 |
Appraiser | $55,400 | $2,312,839 |
Arbitrator | $76,840 | $3,207,916 |
Arborist | $39,000 | $1,628,000 |
Archaeologist | $57,420 | $2,397,000 |
Architect | $73,090 | $3,051,000 |
Archivist | $52,930 | $2,209,722 |
Art Director | $80,880 | $3,377,000 |
Art Therapist | $68,900 | $2,876,437 |
Astronaut | $82,700 | $2,902,000 |
Astronomer | $106,000 | $4,425,288 |
Astrophysicist | $106,360 | $4,440,317 |
Athletic Coach | $39,590 | $1,653,000 |
Au Pair/Nanny | $20,000 | $500,000 |
Auctioneer | $46,000 | $1,920,408 |
Audio Engineer | $46,000 | $1,920,408 |
Audiologist | $69,720 | $2,911,000 |
Auto Mechanic | $37,000 | $1,544,676 |
Aviation Safety Inspector | $87,000 | $3,632,076 |
B&B Owner | $60,000 | $2,600,000 |
Baggage Handler | $37,000 | $1,544,676 |
Bailiff | $37,000 | $1,544,676 |
Baker | $23,140 | $966,000 |
Ballerina | $40,000 | $1,669,920 |
Band Manager | $71,340 | $2,978,000 |
Barista | $22,000 | $918,456 |
Bartender | $26,000 | $1,085,448 |
Baseball Manager | $825,000 | $3,300,000 |
Baseball Player | $3,730,000 | $155,720,040 |
Basketball Player | $5,200,000 | $24,960,000 |
Beautician/Cosmetologist | $25,000 | $1,043,700 |
Beekeeper | $70,110 | $2,927,000 |
Bellboy | $21,000 | $876,708 |
Bike Messenger | $25,000 | $1,043,700 |
Biological Scientist | $75,160 | $3,138,000 |
Biosystems Engineer | $60,000 | $2,504,880 |
Blacksmith | $51,981 | $2,170,000 |
Bookie | $21,810 | $910,524 |
Bookkeeper | $35,170 | $1,468,277 |
Border Patrol Agent | $70,910 | $1,664,000 |
Botanist | $62,400 | $2,605,000 |
Boxer | $75,760 | $3,162,828 |
Brain Surgeon | $393,000 | $16,406,964 |
Brewer | $35,000 | $1,461,180 |
Bus Driver | $34,000 | $1,419,432 |
Butcher | $28,660 | $1,196,498 |
CIA Clandestine Services Operation Officer | $70,000 | $1,495,000 |
Caddie | $52,000 | $2,170,896 |
Camp Counselor | $1,880 | $78,486 |
Cancer Biologist | $79,840 | $3,333,160 |
Car Sales Agent | $42,000 | $1,753,416 |
Cardiologist | $300,000 | $12,524,400 |
Carpenter | $39,940 | $1,667,000 |
Cartographer | $57,440 | $2,398,005 |
Cartoonist | $45,000 | $1,878,660 |
Cashier | $18,970 | $792,000 |
Caterer | $53,000 | $2,212,644 |
Cattle Rancher | $40,401 | $1,687,000 |
Celebrity Personal Assistant | $80,000 | $3,339,840 |
Chauffeur | $42,000 | $1,753,416 |
Cheerleader | $3,000 | $125,244 |
Chef | $47,000 | $1,962,156 |
Chemical Engineer | $94,350 | $3,939,000 |
Chemist | $71,770 | $2,996,000 |
Child Psychologist | $68,000 | $2,838,864 |
Chiropractor | $60,000 | $2,504,880 |
Choreographer | $44,130 | $1,842,000 |
Cinematographer | $51,300 | $2,142,000 |
Civil Engineer | $79,340 | $3,312,000 |
Clown | $36,000 | $1,502,928 |
Coast Guard | $75,000 | $3,131,100 |
Coder | $74,280 | $3,101,000 |
College Admissions Officer | $38,570 | $1,610,220 |
Commercial Airline Pilot | $115,000 | $4,801,020 |
Commercial Bank Manager | $56,000 | $2,337,888 |
Commercial Diver | $45,890 | $1,915,816 |
Computer Animator | $61,370 | $2,562,000 |
Computer Programmer | $74,280 | $3,101,000 |
Computer Repair Technician | $36,620 | $1,529,000 |
Computer Scientist | $102,190 | $4,266,000 |
Concert/Event Promoter | $48,360 | $2,019,000 |
Concierge Doctor | $225,000 | $9,393,300 |
Conservationist | $61,100 | $2,551,000 |
Consumer Safety Inspector | $41,000 | $1,711,668 |
Container Ship Sailor | $40,970 | $1,710,416 |
Copy Editor | $53,880 | $2,249,000 |
Coroner | $65,000 | $2,713,620 |
Corporate Events Manager | $45,810 | $1,912,000 |
Corporate Lawyer | $98,290 | $4,103,000 |
Corporate Relocation Specialist | $50,000 | $2,087,400 |
Corporate Social Responsibility Manager | $108,000 | $4,508,784 |
Correctional Institution Administrator | $55,000 | $2,296,140 |
Correctional Officer/Prison Guard | $38,970 | $1,627,000 |
Cosmetic Surgeon (Beverly Hills) | $408,000 | $17,033,184 |
Cosmetic Surgeon (Charitable) | $75,000 | $3,131,100 |
Costume Designer | $39,540 | $1,651,000 |
Country Club Manager | $55,000 | $2,296,140 |
Credit Analyst | $75,970 | $3,171,596 |
Criminal Investigator | $74,300 | $3,102,000 |
Criminal Justice Lawyer | $78,500 | $3,277,000 |
Crop Farmer | $70,110 | $2,927,000 |
Crossword Puzzle Writer | $10,000 | $40,000 |
Cryptographer | $100,000 | $4,174,800 |
Curator | $49,590 | $2,070,000 |
Customer Service Rep | $33,000 | $1,377,684 |
Customs and Immigration Inspector | $76,730 | $3,203,324 |
Cytogenetic Technologist | $59,000 | $2,463,132 |
DMV Worker | $35,000 | $1,461,180 |
Dancer | $30,720 | $1,283,000 |
Database Administrator | $80,280 | $3,351,529 |
Day Care Operator | $40,880 | $1,707,000 |
Daycare Worker | $28,377 | $1,184,683 |
Dean of Students | $62,000 | $2,588,376 |
Deejay | $38,200 | $1,595,000 |
Defense Engineer | $77,120 | $3,220,000 |
Delta Force | $68,300 | $2,577,000 |
Demolition Contractor | $48,000 | $2,003,904 |
Dental Assistant | $34,500 | $1,440,000 |
Dental Hygienist | $51,000 | $2,129,148 |
Dentist | $149,310 | $5,550,000 |
Dermatologist | $306,210 | $10,695,000 |
Dietitian | $55,240 | $2,306,000 |
Diplomat | $52,572 | $2,102,880 |
Doctor Without Borders | $18,252 | $761,984 |
Dolphin Trainer | $30,000 | $1,252,440 |
Dredge Operator | $45,000 | $1,878,660 |
EMT | $31,020 | $1,295,000 |
EPA Scientist | $95,190 | $2,509,000 |
Ecologist | $50,520 | $2,109,000 |
Economist | $91,860 | $3,835,000 |
Editor | $53,880 | $2,249,000 |
Educational Psychologist | $72,710 | $3,035,497 |
Egyptologist | $57,420 | $2,397,000 |
Electrical Engineer | $89,630 | $3,741,873 |
Electrician | $49,840 | $2,081,000 |
Elementary, Middle or High School Teacher | $56,380 | $2,354,000 |
Elevator Install/Repair | $78,620 | $3,282,228 |
Elf in Santa’s Workshop | $35,360 | $1,476,209 |
Embalmer | $45,060 | $1,881,165 |
Emergency Management Specialist | $52,590 | $2,195,527 |
Endocrinologist | $179,291 | $7,485,040 |
Endoscopy Technician | $34,078 | $1,422,688 |
Energy Auditor | $67,280 | $2,808,805 |
Energy Broker | $61,960 | $2,586,706 |
Entertainment Lawyer | $113,530 | $4,740,000 |
Entrepreneur – Silicon Valley | $65,000 | $2,600,000 |
Entrepreneur – Small Business | $74,460 | $3,108,000 |
Environmental Scientist | $63,570 | $2,654,000 |
Epidemiologist | $73,000 | $3,047,604 |
Equal Rights Opportunity Officer | $64,950 | $2,711,533 |
Esthetician | $28,640 | $1,195,663 |
Etsy Crafter | $44,380 | $1,852,776 |
Exercise Physiologist | $46,020 | $1,921,243 |
FBI Agent | $106,310 | $2,776,000 |
FDA Scientist | $86,040 | $3,592,000 |
Farm Research Scientist | $58,610 | $2,446,850 |
Farrier | $73,108 | $3,052,113 |
Fashion Designer | $62,860 | $2,624,000 |
Fashion Photographer | $59,000 | $2,463,132 |
Fast Food Franchise Owner | $66,000 | $2,755,368 |
Federal Prosecutor | $95,000 | $3,966,060 |
Fighter Pilot | $87,350 | $3,297,000 |
Figure Skater | $20,000 | $834,960 |
Film Critic | $56,000 | $2,337,888 |
Film Director | $71,350 | $2,979,000 |
Film Distribution Agent | $60,000 | $2,504,880 |
Film Editor | $51,300 | $2,142,000 |
Film Producer | $71,350 | $2,979,000 |
Film Score Composer | $119,000 | $4,968,012 |
Financial Analyst | $76,950 | $3,212,000 |
Fire Fighter | $45,250 | $1,889,000 |
Fire Investigator | $58,980 | $2,462,297 |
Fish Hatchery Worker | $35,000 | $1,461,180 |
Fisherman | $33,430 | $1,395,636 |
Fitness Instructor | $31,720 | $1,324,247 |
Flight Attendant | $37,240 | $1,555,000 |
Flight Instructor | $93,340 | $3,897,000 |
Floriculturist | $46,000 | $1,920,408 |
Florist | $24,750 | $1,033,263 |
Food Scientist | $58,610 | $2,446,850 |
Food Service Manager/Entrepreneur (Pizza Parlor) | $46,360 | $1,935,437 |
Football Player | $770,000 | $2,695,000 |
Foreign Language Teacher | $43,510 | $1,816,000 |
Foreign Missionary | $49,800 | $2,100,000 |
Foreign Service Officer | $88,000 | $3,673,824 |
Forensic Scientist | $52,840 | $2,206,000 |
Fuel Cell Engineer | $79,230 | $3,307,694 |
Funeral Director | $46,840 | $1,955,000 |
Furniture Maker | $28,440 | $1,187,313 |
Furniture Salesman | $30,000 | $1,252,440 |
Game Warden | $53,260 | $2,223,498 |
Gardener | $26,000 | $1,085,448 |
Gemologist | $40,000 | $1,669,920 |
General Practitioner | $176,530 | $6,168,000 |
Geneticist | $74,504 | $3,110,393 |
Geologist | $96,000 | $4,008,000 |
Geothermal Engineer | $87,000 | $3,632,076 |
Geriatrician | $183,523 | $7,661,718 |
Glass Blower | $29,790 | $1,243,673 |
Glazier | $42,500 | $1,774,290 |
Golfer | $322,491 | $13,463,354 |
Grant Writer | $42,000 | $1,753,416 |
Graphic Designer | $44,150 | $1,843,000 |
Green Grocer Manager | $54,000 | $2,254,392 |
Greenskeeper | $18,000 | $751,464 |
Greeting Card Writer | $1,500 | $62,622 |
Grief Counselor | $41,500 | $1,732,542 |
Gun Store Owner | $38,000 | $1,586,424 |
Gymnast | $30,000 | $1,252,440 |
HMO Executive | $250,000 | $10,437,000 |
HR Director | $99,720 | $4,163,000 |
HVACR Technician | $41,000 | $1,711,668 |
Hair & Makeup Designer | $47,210 | $1,971,000 |
Headhunter | $47,500 | $1,983,000 |
Hedge Fund Manager | $312,330 | $13,039,000 |
Herpetologist | $63,000 | $2,630,124 |
High School College Counselor | $60,560 | $2,528,000 |
Highway Maintenance Worker | $37,910 | $1,582,667 |
Historian | $55,870 | $2,332,460 |
Hockey Player | $1,150,000 | $6,325,000 |
Holistic Medicine Practitioner | $86,729 | $3,620,762 |
Home Care Nurse | $62,090 | $2,592,133 |
Horologist | $38,000 | $1,586,424 |
Horticulturist | $40,470 | $1,689,000 |
Hospice Worker | $45,760 | $1,910,000 |
Hotel Chain Owner | $50,000 | $2,087,400 |
Hotel Manager | $51,827 | $2,163,674 |
Housekeeper | $19,570 | $817,008 |
Hunter/Trapper | $33,000 | $1,377,684 |
IOS/Android Developer | $78,000 | $3,256,344 |
IRS Auditor | $59,310 | $2,476,000 |
IRS Special Agent | $91,507 | $3,820,234 |
IT Manager | $102,000 | $4,258,000 |
Illustrator | $44,850 | $1,872,000 |
Immunologist | $225,540 | $7,877,000 |
Industrial Truck/Tractor Operator | $34,000 | $1,419,432 |
Insurance Claims Adjuster | $59,850 | $2,499,000 |
Insurance Sales Agent | $48,150 | $2,010,000 |
Intellectual Property Lawyer | $150,362 | $6,277,313 |
Interior Designer | $47,600 | $1,987,000 |
International Aid Worker | $30,000 | $1,600,000 |
International Sales | $77,490 | $3,235,000 |
Investment Banker | $99,940 | $4,172,000 |
Janitor | $22,320 | $931,815 |
Jewelry Designer | $49,345 | $2,060,055 |
Jockey | $20,000 | $834,960 |
Journalist | $35,600 | $1,486,000 |
Judge | $102,980 | $4,299,000 |
Justice of the Peace | $97,000 | $4,049,556 |
Landscaper | $23,940 | $999,000 |
Law Professor | $152,900 | $6,383,000 |
Lawyer for a Tobacco Company | $156,150 | $6,158,000 |
Lawyer, General | $113,530 | $4,740,000 |
Librarian | $55,370 | $2,312,000 |
Life Coach | $62,000 | $2,588,376 |
Lifeguard | $20,268 | $846,148 |
Lighting Designer | $52,000 | $2,170,896 |
Limnologist | $75,530 | $3,153,000 |
Linguist | $70,000 | $2,922,360 |
Liquor Distributor | $44,000 | $1,836,912 |
Literary Agent | $60,000 | $2,600,000 |
Loan Officer | $65,000 | $2,713,620 |
Local Politician | $61,706 | $2,576,102 |
Locksmith | $40,620 | $1,695,804 |
Logistician | $72,780 | $3,038,419 |
MMA Fighter | $34,000 | $1,419,432 |
Machinist | $41,000 | $1,711,668 |
Magician | $49,000 | $2,045,652 |
Mall Cop | $25,000 | $1,044,000 |
Mall Kiosk Worker | $20,000 | $834,960 |
Mall Santa | $9,000 | $375,732 |
Management Consultant | $78,600 | $3,281,000 |
Manicurist | $22,000 | $918,456 |
Marine Biologist | $51,180 | $2,137,000 |
Market Research Analyst | $60,000 | $2,517,000 |
Marketing Manager | $119,480 | $4,988,000 |
Marriage and Family Therapist | $46,670 | $1,948,000 |
Massage Therapist | $35,970 | $1,502,000 |
Matchmaker | $38,000 | $1,586,424 |
Materials Engineer | $85,000 | $3,548,580 |
Mathematician | $100,000 | $4,174,800 |
Mechanical Engineer | $66,437 | $2,773,612 |
Medical Assistant | $29,370 | $1,226,000 |
Medical Transcriptionist | $34,000 | $1,419,432 |
Medical Writer | $88,000 | $3,674,000 |
Meteorologist | $92,920 | $3,879,000 |
Microbiologist | $75,230 | $3,140,702 |
Midwife | $93,000 | $3,882,564 |
Military Battlefield Surgeon | $87,350 | $3,297,000 |
Millwright | $54,000 | $2,254,392 |
Mine Safety Inspector | $44,000 | $1,836,912 |
Mortgage Broker | $52,981 | $2,211,851 |
Music Producer | $48,900 | $2,042,000 |
Music Teacher | $45,000 | $1,878,660 |
Music Therapist | $45,000 | $1,879,000 |
Musical Theater Performer | $51,880 | $2,166,000 |
Musician or Singer | $39,550 | $1,651,000 |
Mutual Fund Manager | $115,200 | $4,809,000 |
Mystery Shopper | $14,000 | $584,472 |
NASCAR Racecar Driver | $500,000 | $12,500,000 |
NIH Scientist | $93,300 | $3,895,000 |
Navy Seal | $68,300 | $2,577,000 |
Nephrologist | $224,827 | $9,386,078 |
Network Administrator | $75,790 | $3,164,081 |
Neurologist | $230,000 | $9,602,040 |
Newspaper Reporter | $35,870 | $1,497,000 |
Niche Food Entrepreneur | $68,000 | $2,838,864 |
Nuclear Engineer | $104,270 | $4,353,000 |
Nuclear Materials Courier | $45,000 | $1,878,660 |
Nun/Monk | $0 | $0 |
Nurse | $65,470 | $2,733,000 |
Obstetrician | $187,200 | $6,538,000 |
Occupational Health and Safety Specialist | $66,790 | $2,788,349 |
Occupational Therapist | $73,000 | $3,047,604 |
Oceanographer | $108,420 | $4,526,318 |
Oil Rig Worker | $90,000 | $3,757,000 |
Oil Tycoon | $15,000,000 | $626,220,000 |
Oncologist | $237,803 | $9,927,800 |
Opera Singer | $40,000 | $1,669,920 |
Ophthalmologist | $263,322 | $10,993,166 |
Optician | $44,881 | $1,873,692 |
Optometrist | $97,820 | $4,084,000 |
Oral Surgeon | $220,000 | $9,184,560 |
Orchestra Conductor | $47,350 | $1,976,768 |
Orderly | $23,990 | $1,001,535 |
Orthodontist | $200,000 | $8,349,600 |
Orthoptist | $73,400 | $3,064,303 |
Painter | $42,610 | $1,779,000 |
Paleontologist | $60,000 | $2,504,880 |
Paralegal, Not “Two Legals” | $46,990 | $1,962,000 |
Park Ranger | $33,890 | $1,415,000 |
Parole Officer | $52,280 | $2,183,000 |
Pathologist | $258,000 | $10,770,984 |
Pediatrician | $157,610 | $5,858,000 |
Personal Financial Advisor/Private Wealth Manager | $67,520 | $2,819,000 |
Personal Trainer | $31,720 | $1,324,000 |
Pesticide Scientist | $49,000 | $2,045,652 |
Pet Groomer | $19,910 | $831,203 |
Pet Sitter | $48,640 | $2,030,000 |
Pharmaceutical Rep | $70,000 | $2,922,000 |
Pharmaceutical Scientist | $149,400 | $6,237,000 |
Pharmacist | $116,670 | $4,871,000 |
Pharmacy Technician | $29,000 | $1,210,692 |
Phlebotomist | $29,730 | $1,241,168 |
Photographer, Still Frame | $31,200 | $1,302,538 |
Physical Therapist | $79,860 | $3,334,000 |
Physicist | $106,840 | $4,460,000 |
Piano Shop Owner | $55,000 | $2,296,140 |
Plumber | $49,140 | $2,051,000 |
Podiatrist | $116,440 | $4,861,000 |
Poet | $35,000 | $1,500,000 |
Poker Player | $15,000 | $626,220 |
Police Officer | $55,270 | $2,307,000 |
Political Campaign Manager | $80,000 | $3,300,000 |
Political Scientist | $102,000 | $4,258,000 |
Polygraph Examiner | $75,000 | $3,131,100 |
Postal Worker | $56,490 | $2,358,345 |
Postsecondary Teacher – History Professor | $66,790 | $2,788,000 |
Potter | $31,000 | $1,294,188 |
Poultry Processor CEO | $1,000,000 | $41,748,000 |
Preschool Teacher | $27,130 | $1,133,000 |
President of the United States | $400,000 | $1,600,000 |
Priest | $43,950 | $1,834,825 |
Private Detective | $45,740 | $1,910,000 |
Proctologist | $245,620 | $8,036,000 |
Production Designer | $130,000 | $5,427,240 |
Production Sound Mixer | $46,870 | $1,957,000 |
Professional Gamer | $60,000 | $300,000 |
Property Manager | $52,610 | $2,196,000 |
Psychiatrist | $178,950 | $6,250,000 |
Psychologist | $69,280 | $2,892,000 |
Public Administrator | $59,000 | $2,463,132 |
Public Defender | $51,190 | $2,137,000 |
Public Relations | $54,170 | $2,261,000 |
Pyrotechnician | $45,000 | $1,878,660 |
Rabbi | $140,000 | $5,844,720 |
Radiologist | $375,000 | $15,655,500 |
Railroad Safety Inspector | $70,820 | $2,956,593 |
Rare Book Dealer | $40,000 | $1,669,920 |
Real Estate Broker | $41,990 | $1,753,000 |
Real Estate Developer | $80,000 | $3,339,840 |
Recycling Plant Manager | $60,366 | $2,520,160 |
Rehabilitation Counselor | $33,880 | $1,414,000 |
Repo Man | $32,480 | $1,356,000 |
Restaurant Critic | $59,290 | $2,475,000 |
Retail Nurseryman | $43,564 | $1,818,709 |
Roadie | $57,000 | $2,379,636 |
Robotics Engineer | $94,310 | $3,937,254 |
Rock Star | $20,000 | $834,960 |
Roller Coaster Designer | $75,000 | $3,131,100 |
Roofer | $35,800 | $1,494,578 |
Rugby Player | $70,000 | $2,922,360 |
SCUBA Instructor | $25,000 | $1,000,000 |
Sales Worker Supervisor | $42,000 | $1,753,416 |
Sanitation Worker | $27,000 | $1,127,000 |
School Principal | $88,000 | $3,673,824 |
Screenwriter | $200,000 | $8,349,600 |
Sculptor | $43,890 | $1,832,320 |
Secret Service Agent | $60,370 | $2,336,000 |
Security Guard | $23,970 | $1,001,000 |
Seismologist | $98,130 | $4,097,000 |
Senator | $174,000 | $2,088,000 |
Sex Education Teacher | $53,430 | $2,231,000 |
Ship Captain | $72,000 | $3,005,856 |
Shipwright | $94,040 | $3,925,982 |
Sketch Artist | $44,380 | $1,852,776 |
Soccer Player | $100,000 | $320,000 |
Social Worker | $44,200 | $1,845,000 |
Solar Energy Engineer | $90,580 | $3,781,534 |
Sommelier | $46,260 | $1,931,000 |
Sorority President | $0 | $0 |
Sound Editor | $52,000 | $2,170,896 |
Spa Manager | $34,000 | $1,419,000 |
Special Education Teacher | $55,000 | $2,296,140 |
Speech Therapist | $65,000 | $2,713,620 |
Sports Agent | $100,000 | $4,000,000 |
Sports Announcer | $54,020 | $2,255,000 |
Sports Camera Operator | $33,130 | $1,383,000 |
Sports Physician | $203,300 | $8,487,000 |
Sportscaster | $79,050 | $3,300,179 |
Stand-up Comedian | $20,000 | $700,000 |
Statistician | $75,560 | $3,154,000 |
Stem Cell Biologist | $76,000 | $3,172,848 |
Stenographer | $53,000 | $2,212,644 |
Stockbroker/Financial Services Sales Agent | $71,720 | $2,994,000 |
Stonemason | $37,350 | $1,559,288 |
Studio Musician | $65,000 | $2,713,620 |
Stunt Performer | $70,000 | $2,900,000 |
Submarine Commander | $90,000 | $3,757,320 |
Substitute Teacher | $29,600 | $1,235,741 |
Supreme Court Justice | $213,900 | $8,930,000 |
Surgeon, General to Specific | $233,150 | $7,628,000 |
Surgical Assistant | $75,000 | $3,131,100 |
Surveyor | $56,230 | $2,347,000 |
Swimming Instructor | $22,000 | $918,456 |
TV Commercial Director | $71,350 | $2,979,000 |
TV Reporter | $37,674 | $1,572,814 |
TV Writer | $76,000 | $3,172,848 |
Tailor | $28,000 | $1,168,944 |
Talent Agent | $64,490 | $2,692,000 |
Talent Manager | $75,000 | $3,131,000 |
Tank Commander | $76,320 | $2,880,000 |
Taxi Driver | $22,820 | $953,000 |
Taxidermist | $51,390 | $2,145,000 |
Tea Plantation Owner | $25,000 | $1,000,000 |
Technical Writer | $65,500 | $2,734,000 |
Telecommunications Technician | $50,000 | $2,087,400 |
Tennis Player | $400,000 | $6,000,000 |
Theatre Director | $49,690 | $2,074,000 |
Toll Booth Operator | $34,000 | $1,419,432 |
Tour Guide | $23,770 | $992,350 |
Toxicologist | $79,000 | $3,298,092 |
Toy Designer | $64,180 | $2,679,000 |
Train Conductor | $55,000 | $2,296,140 |
Translator | $45,000 | $1,878,660 |
Travel Agent | $34,600 | $1,444,000 |
Trial Lawyer | $114,300 | $4,772,000 |
Truck Driver | $38,200 | $1,595,000 |
Ultrasound Technician | $65,840 | $2,748,688 |
Umpire | $50,000 | $1,200,000 |
Union Head | $300,000 | $3,000,000 |
Upholsterer | $33,280 | $1,389,373 |
Urban Planner | $65,230 | $2,723,000 |
Urologist | $396,233 | $16,541,935 |
Usher | $20,608 | $860,343 |
Vegas Dealer | $20,210 | $844,000 |
Veterinarian | $84,460 | $3,526,000 |
Vice Principal | $80,000 | $3,339,840 |
Video Game Designer | $62,310 | $2,601,000 |
Waiter | $18,540 | $774,000 |
Water Polo Player | $55,000 | $2,296,140 |
Web Designer | $62,500 | $2,609,000 |
Web Product Manager | $100,000 | $4,175,000 |
Wedding Planner | $32,000 | $1,336,000 |
Welder | $36,395 | $1,519,418 |
Wildlife Rescuer | $20,000 | $834,960 |
Wind Farm Operator | $45,000 | $1,878,660 |
Woodworker | $28,440 | $1,187,313 |
Wrestler | $50,000 | $2,087,400 |
Writer | $55,940 | $2,335,000 |
Yoga Instructor | $34,000 | $1,419,432 |
YouTube Personality | $100 | $4,175 |
Zamboni Operator | $31,000 | $1,294,188 |
Zookeeper | $26,000 | $1,085,000 |
Zoologist | $57,710 | $2,409,000 |
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12 Administrative Professional Salary Determination and Adjustment | PR&F site
PERSONNEL
60.12
Revised 3-22
For more information contact:
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Administrative Professional Salary Determination and Adjustment
Policy
The system Human Resource Services (HRS) administers the procedures for administrative professional (AP) salary determinations and adjustments. To ensure salary decisions are consistent, system HRS provides overall direction for all salary determinations and adjustments system-wide. System HRS is at the Pullman campus. Campus HRS offices are located at Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver campus locations.
Eligibility
This salary determination and adjustment procedure applies to all AP employees.
Tools
The salary determination tool/guide (Table 1) provides direction when setting AP compensation based upon the employee’s skills and abilities related to the position and the minimum, midpoint, and maximum of the assigned salary grade ranges.
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New Employees
New employee salaries are assigned based on the applicant’s qualifications and experience for the position’s assigned grade range.
System HRS must review and approve a proposed starting salary above midpoint of the salary range prior to the department making an offer to the applicant. Salary rates at the minimum or below the midpoint do not require additional review by system HRS.
Appointing authorities recommend new employee placement within the grade range/quartile with System HRS conducting a review and having final approval for placement in third or fourth quartiles.
Current Employees
Reallocation
The employee’s salary rate is typically placed from the minimum to the midpoint of the salary range. In consultation with system HRS, hiring departments should consider an employee’s qualifications and experience using the salary determination tool/guide in Table 1 when determining the salary rate.
Open Recruitment
The successful applicant is placed at a salary rate from the minimum to the midpoint of the range. In consultation with system HRS, the hiring department should consider the employee’s qualifications and experience when determining a starting salary. Departments may place salaries within the first and second quartiles of the salary determination tool (minimum to midpoint) without additional review or approvals. However, above midpoint requires consultation and final approval from System HRS.
When the position is the same salary grade range as the employee’s current position, salary is determined as it would be with lateral moves.
Lateral Moves
Generally, an employee does not receive a salary adjustment when moving to another position with a comparable salary grade range. The department may contact the campus HRS office to discuss a possible exception based on a unique job or on employee qualifications prior to making an offer to the employee. System HRS considers the operational size of the unit and scope of duties as well as other factors when determining the appropriate salary.
Voluntary Demotions
If an employee voluntarily moves to another position with a lower salary range, the employee’s salary rate is governed by the new salary range.
Departments may place salaries within the first and second quartiles of Table 1 (minimum to midpoint). However, above midpoint requires consultation and final approval from System HRS.
Acting or Interim Appointments–Temporary Base Salary Increases
Occasionally, employees are expected to assume higher levels of duties as a result of “acting” or “interim” appointments. However, it is only when an employee is appointed as acting or interim that a base salary adjustment may occur as follows:
- The appropriate appointing authority must authorize the acting or interim appointment in collaboration with system HRS.
- The employee must meet the minimum requirements of the position.
- The employee’s temporary salary is determined by the salary range/grade of the acting or interim position. System HRS approves the proposed salary.
Executive-Level Appointments
The Vice President and Chief Human Resource Officer must authorize executive-level acting or interim AP appointments and salary with the following titles:
- Vice presidents
- Vice chancellors
- Assistant vice presidents
- Assistant vice chancellors
- Associate vice presidents
- Associate vice chancellors
- Executive directors
- Athletic Director
- Chief of Staff
See also BPPM 60. 17.
Stipends
Temporary compensation in the form of a stipend to increase a salary may be appropriate when:
- The employee has taken on additional duties of at least twenty percent of effort outside of their position’s typical duties for an extended period of time.
- The stipend salary adjustment is temporary.
- The salary stipend does not exceed a ten percent increase in the employee’s monthly base salary.
Executive-Level Appointments
The Vice President and Chief Human Resource Officer must authorize executive level stipends for Vice Presidents and the Athletic Director.
Mass Salary Increases (MSI)
Salary increases for AP employees are not automatically provided. WSU awards general salary increases to administrative professional (AP) employees as part of the University-wide mass salary increase (MSI) process when funds are allocated by the Legislature and/or the University.
The Budget Office provides guidance on the MSI process each year.
Out-of-Cycle Salary Adjustments
Under certain circumstances, “out-of-cycle” salary increases may be appropriate. Out-of-cycle salary determinations are proposed/requested by the departmental appointing authority and must receive system HRS approval before being communicated to the employee.
General Considerations
The following should be taken into consideration when proposing an out-of-cycle salary adjustment:
- The salary determination tool (Table 1) guides the appointing authority on the appropriate salary to propose for out-of-cycle salary adjustments.
- Increases of less than or equal to 10 percent and below the midpoint of the salary grade require a system HRS review to verify the percentage of the increase and quartile placement.
- Increases of more than 10 percent and/or above the midpoint of the salary grade require a system HRS review and approval.
Justification Categories
The following scenarios may justify an out-of-cycle salary adjustment:
- Significant changes of duties. This requires an updated position description in the Online Position Description and Recruitment System (OPDRS).
- Internal or external equity and/or market conditions:
- May be appropriate if employee’s salary is determined to be inequitable.
- Department and system HRS jointly conduct a review of salary equity for the entire area to identify potential concerns.
- Retention:
- May be considered if an employee is offered higher level work either internal or external to WSU. Internal to WSU higher level is considered to be a higher salary grade than the employee’s current position.
- Salary placement must be within the salary range and use the salary determination tool.
- System HRS reviews salary equity when evaluating a retention increase request. Equity reviews may not be limited only to the immediate department.
- Extraordinary merit may be considered if an employee performs work:
- Substantially above and beyond expectations on a specific project or goal; or
- Beyond the normal function and responsibilities of the job in a way that significantly impacts the unit, strategic priorities, and/or the University strategic plan.
System HRS conducts a review with departmental input.
Request Process
To request an out-of-cycle salary adjustment, follow the AP classification/reclassification procedure in BPPM 60.02.
If the request is for retention or internal or external equity and/or market conditions, the appointing authority submits a request through Workday. (See the Workday Request Compensation Change reference guide for instructions.) NOTE: Submitting a request does not ensure system HRS approval.
Workday Documentation
The personnel administrator or appointing authority submits justification through the Workday Request Compensation Change action that includes:
- Justification memo detailing the basis for the request, or a comment explaining the reasoning regarding the out-of-cycle salary request. The memo or comments should include:
- Why the increase is being initiated;
- The circumstances prompting the request; and
- Any additional pertinent information.
Approval
System HRS makes the final decision to approve or deny the out-of-cycle increase request. EXCEPTION: If the request is for an out-of-cycle increase for an executive-level position, the President or the Provost and Executive Vice President makes the final decision and must provide authorization to system HRS.
HRS Process
System HRS reviews the out-of-cycle salary request using:
- The salary determination tool (Table 1),
- The employee’s current placement with the assigned salary grade range, and
- The new placement in the salary grade range after the proposed increase:
- Increases of less than or equal to 10 percent and below the midpoint of the salary grade require a System HRS review to verify the percentage of the increase and quartile placement.
- Increases of more than 10 percent and/or above the midpoint of the salary grade require a System HRS review and approval.
System HRS may incorporate additional market data such as local, regional, and CUPA (College and University Personnel Association) market data in the full review and analysis. System HRS may also meet with the appropriate college/department representatives and the incumbent.
System HRS administers all official salary surveys used to make University compensation decisions.
Decision
System HRS provides notification through Workday to the requesting appointing authority regarding whether the request is or is not approved. An approval memo notification is sent to the following:
- Departmental HR partner
- Employee
- Supervisor
- Appointing authority
- HRS Records
Employee-Requested Salary Review
Any AP employee may request a salary review of their own position (see also BPPM 60.02). To initiate such a review the requesting employee must submit the following to their immediate supervisor and their campus HRS office:
- A memorandum describing the circumstances and basis for the request.
- A signed position description that includes current duties and responsibilities.
- An organization chart showing the position’s relationship to other positions in the department (see BPPM 60.02).
NOTE: Campus HRS offices are located at the Spokane, Tri-Cities, and Vancouver campuses. System HRS is at the Pullman campus.
HRS Process
The campus HRS office performs a position review/analysis, a position audit, and/or a salary review, as described above. The review may or may not result in a title/title code change and a different salary range.
Upon completion of the review, the campus HRS office provides a written summary to the employee and the appointing authority. The appointing authority is to provide a written response to the campus HRS office and the requesting employee within 30 days of receiving the analysis from the campus HRS office.
If HRS determines that there should be a title/title code change and a different salary range, the appointing authority in collaboration with HRS makes the final decision on the salary for the position. The approved salary must be within the range recommended by HRS.
If the campus HRS office determines that there should be a title/title code change and a different salary range, the appointing authority may make a recommendation to change the salary for the position, with system HRS having final approval.
Exam name | Edition |
For all |
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for knowledge of the main mechanisms and capabilities of the 1C: Enterprise platform 8 | 8. 3 |
Technology | |
administration of systems based on the platform “1C:Enterprise 8” | |
information systems operation | |
For Russia |
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1C: Accounting 8 | 3.0 |
1C: Trade Management 8 | 11.4 |
1C: Payroll and personnel management 8 | 3.1 |
for personnel management in the program “1C: Payroll and personnel management 8 CORP” | 3.1 |
1С:ERP Enterprise management 2 | 2.5 |
1С:ERP Agro-industrial complex | 2.4 |
1C: Manufacturing Enterprise Management 8 | 1.3 |
knowledge of the features and application of budgeting in applied solutions of the 1C:Enterprise system 8 | 1.2 |
knowledge of the implementation and application of IFRS in applied solutions of the 1C:Enterprise system 8 | 1. 2 |
knowledge of the main features of the applied solutions of the “1C: Medicine” line | revision 2 |
1С: Holding management 8 | 3.0 |
1C:Enterprise 8. WMS Logistics. Warehouse Management | 5.0 |
1C: Retail 8 | 2.3 |
1C: Accounting department of a state institution 8 | 2.0 |
1C: Salary and personnel of a state institution 8 | 3.1 |
1C: Document management 8 | 2.1 |
according to the database “1C: Document Management Methodology” | |
1C: Management of our company 8 | 1.6 |
1C: Budget reporting 8 | 1.0 |
1C: Accounts department of an autonomous institution 8 | 2.0 |
1C: Educational institution | 2.0 |
for the subsystem “International Financial Accounting” in “1C: ERP Enterprise Management 2” | 2. 5 |
1C: PROF University | 2.2 |
1C: College PROF | 1.1 |
1С:ERP. Construction organization management 2 | 2.4 |
for the subsystem “International Financial Accounting” in “1C: Holding Management 8” | 1.3 |
on the use of the “Budgeting” subsystem in “1C: Holding Management 8” and “1C: ERP. Holding Management 8” | 3.0 |
1C: Consolidation 8 | 1.2 |
For partners: | |
for sales in a small company 1C: Franchisee | |
for sales of support tariffs and 1C services | |
Sales of “1C:Enterprise 8” programs for self-supporting organizations | |
for specialized and industry-specific manufacturing solutions | |
1C:ITS Administrator | |
1C:ITS Support Specialist | |
1C:ITS Client Manager | |
Testing “Fundamentals of Management” | |
Testing “1C: Project Manager” | |
Testing “1C: CORP Maintenance Manager” | |
For Azerbaijan |
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1C: Accounting 8 for Azerbaijan | 1. 0 |
1C: Company management 8 for Azerbaijan | 1.6 |
For Belarus |
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1C: Accounting 8 for Belarus | 2.0 |
1C: Trade Management 8 for Belarus | 3.4 |
1С: Payroll and personnel management 8 for Belarus | 3.0 |
For Kazakhstan |
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1C: Accounting 8 for Kazakhstan | 3.0 |
1C: Trade Management 8 for Kazakhstan | 3.4 |
1С: Payroll and personnel management 8 for Kazakhstan | 3.1 |
1C:Enterprise 8. Management of a manufacturing enterprise for Kazakhstan | 1.3 |
1С:Enterprise 8. Accounting for state institutions of Kazakhstan | 3.0 |
1С:Enterprise 8. Accounting for state enterprises of Kazakhstan | 2. 0 |
1С:Enterprise 8. Salaries and personnel for state organizations of Kazakhstan | 1.0 |
1С:ERP Enterprise Management 2 for Kazakhstan | 2.4 |
1С:Document management CORP for Kazakhstan | 2.0 |
1C: Management of our company 8 for Kazakhstan | 1.6 |
For partners: | |
1C:ITS Kazakhstan Administrator | |
1C:ITS Kazakhstan Support Specialist | |
1C:ITS Kazakhstan Client manager | |
For Kyrgyzstan |
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1C: Accounting 8 for Kyrgyzstan | 3.1 |
1C:Enterprise 8. Trade management for Kyrgyzstan | 10.2 |
For Latvia |
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1C:Enterprise 8. Trade management for Latvia | 1. 1 |
1C: Payroll and HR 8 for Latvia | 1.0 |
For Moldova |
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1C: Accounting 8 for Moldova | 3.0 |
1C:Enterprise 8. Trade management for Moldova | 1.0 |
1C:Enterprise 8. Payroll and personnel management for Moldova | 2.1 |
1C: Retail 8 for Moldova | 2.2 |
1C: Company management 8 for Moldova | 1.6 |
For Tajikistan |
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1C: Accounting 8 for Tajikistan | 3.0 |
1C: Trade Management 8 for Tajikistan | 11.4 |
1C: Company Management 8 for Tajikistan | 1.6 |
1C: Retail 8 for Tajikistan | 2.3 |
For Turkmenistan |
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1C: Accounting 8 for Turkmenistan | 1. 0 |
For Uzbekistan |
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1C: Accounting 8 for Uzbekistan | 3.0 |
1C: Retail 8 for Uzbekistan | 2.2 |
1C: Company Management 8 for Uzbekistan | 1.6 |
qualifications and main languages / Sudo Null IT News
We are already collecting data for the salary report for the second half of 2021, but for now we continue to analyze data for the first . Today we are talking about how much developers of different languages and qualifications earned and how their salaries have changed compared to with the second half of 2020 .
Brief conclusions are as follows: in the qualifications, everyone, except juniors, has grown, the leads took first place. If we talk about the main programming languages, the salaries of Objective-C, Ruby on Rails and Swift developers have grown the most, and 1C developers are the only ones who have remained at the same level. We tell you more about all the changes and show them on the charts below.
By the way, you can always check whether your salary is higher or lower than the market in salary calculator Habr Careers.
Developer salaries by qualification
In general, apprentice developers earned ₽31,000 in the first half of 2021 (hereinafter, the median salary is indicated). Junes – 52,000 ₽, middles – 120,000 ₽, seniors – 195,000 ₽, and leads – 230,000 ₽. Here is the detailed chart of for the first half of 2021 with the 90th, 75th, 25th and 10th percentiles.
Compared to the second half of 2020, the level of salaries has increased for everyone except juniors. The largest increase in leads is 15%.
Dynamics of developer salaries by qualifications
Here are the highest and lowest salaries of developers of different qualifications by main programming languages: C++ juniors are slightly ahead and earn 52,000 ₽ on average. The highest paid juniors are in RoR development. Their salary is 80,000 ₽.
The leaders in terms of salary among middles are Objective-C developers (160,000 ₽), and outsiders are 1C (75,000 ₽).
For seniors, salaries range from 150,000 rubles (in 1C) to 220,000 rubles (in Objective-C and Kotlin).
Objective-C developers bypass everyone in terms of salary and among leads — 297,000 ₽. 1C developers have the lowest salary among leads — 173,000 ₽.
Salaries by languages and qualifications in the first half of the year (Part 1) Salaries by languages and qualifications in the first half of the year (Part 2)
The salary increases most noticeably when moving from junior to middle — on average, it increases by 2.3 times . With a further change in qualifications, these indicators decrease: 1.6 times the average salary increases when moving to a senior and 1.2 times – from a senior to a lead.
The largest increase in the transition from junior to middle is observed among developers on Kotlin – 2. 5 times. From middle to senior, the salary of 1C developers grows the most – 2 times. Growth from senior to lead in Objective-C developers leads to a 1.4 times increase in salaries.
Salaries of developers in the main languages
And as usual, let’s move on to the charts for each language with the median salaries of juniors, middles, seniors and leads. They are hidden behind spoilers, and the main trend can be seen in the title. So you can quickly find out what picture has developed in the language you are interested in, and then go over the rest. Go!
Go: seniors and leads have grown, while juniors and middles have fallen
The median salary of Go developers in the first half of 2021 is 180,000 ₽ (+2% compared to the second half of 2020).
In terms of qualifications, the situation is as follows: juniors in Go — 75,000 ₽ (-4%), middles — 150,000 ₽ (-4%), seniors — 213,000 ₽ (+7%), and leads — 255,000 ₽ ( +6%.
Detailed graph of by percentile.
Objective-C: everyone has grown, especially leads
The median salary of Objective-C developers in the first half of 2021 is 200,000 ₽ (+18% compared to the second half of 2020).
Middles earned 160,000 ₽ (+14%), seniors — 220,000 ₽. (+7%), leads — 297,000 ₽ (+41%). For the Junes, we again did not have enough data. If you are a junior in Objective-C development – please share your salary with us!
Detailed graph of by percentile.
Swift: juniors are falling, while the rest are growing
The median salary of Swift developers in the first half of 2021 is 173,000 ₽ (+18% compared to the second half of 2020).
The median salary of juniors is 65,000 ₽ (-7%), middles — 143,000 ₽ (+14%), seniors — 216,000 ₽ (+8%), leads — 260,000 ₽ (+22%).
Detailed graph of by percentile.
Kotlin: everyone has grown, middles are the strongest
The median salary of Kotlin developers in the first half of 2021 is 160,000 ₽ (+3% compared to the second half of 2020).
Looking at qualifications, juniors earned ₽60,000 (+9%), middles — ₽150,000 (+20%), seniors — ₽220,000 (+4%), leads — ₽245,000 (+9%)%).
Detailed graph of by percentile.
Ruby on Rails: everyone is growing, and the juniors are the strongest
The median salary of RoR developers in the second half of last year was 175,000 ₽ (+17% compared to the second half of 2020).
Detailed qualifications: juniors — ₽80,000 (+45%), middles — ₽130,000 (+30%), seniors — ₽216,000 (+8%), leads — ₽275,000 (+ 22%).
Detailed graph of by percentile.
Python: middles unchanged, everyone else grows
The median salary of Python developers in the first half of 2021 compared to the second half of 2020 increased – 130,000 ₽ (+8%).
Junes received ₽60,000 (+15%), middles — ₽120,000 (no change), seniors — ₽200,000 (+14%), and leads — ₽234,000 (+11%).
Detailed graph of by percentile.
Java: seniors unchanged, while everyone else has grown
The median salary of Java developers in the first half of 2021 is 150,000 ₽ (+7% compared to the second 2020).
The situation in terms of qualifications was as follows: juniors earned ₽65,000 (+8%), middles — ₽132,000 (+10%), seniors — ₽200,000 (no change), leads — ₽250,000 (+16% ).
Detailed graph of by percentile.
C++: juniors and middles went down, seniors and leads grew
The median salary of plus players in the first half of 2021 is 130,000 ₽ (+7% compared to the second half of 2020).
Going deeper into qualifications: salary of juniors 52,000 ₽ (-2%), middles — 116,000 ₽ (-3%), seniors — 190,000 ₽ (+7%), leads — 220,000 ₽ (+26%).
Detailed graph of by percentile.
C#: Junes unchanged, all others grew evenly
The median salary of C# developers in the first half of 2021 is 135,000 ₽ (+13% compared to the second half of 2020).
Juns earned ₽50,000 (no change), middles — ₽116,000 (+22%), seniors — ₽195,000 (+22%), leads — ₽220,000 (+22%).
Detailed graph of by percentile.
JavaScript: steady growth of all qualifications
The median salary of JS developers in the first half of 2021 is 122,000 ₽ (+6% compared to the second half of 2020).
Details by qualifications: salary of juniors — 50,000 ₽ (+11%), middle — 115,000 ₽ (+15%), seniors — 185,000 ₽ (+3%) and leads — 228,000 ₽ (+9%) .
Detailed graph of by percentile.
PHP: juniors and seniors have grown up, the rest are stable
The median salary of PHP developers in the first half of 2021 is 125,000 ₽ (+4% compared to the second half of 2020).
Junior salary — 50,000 ₽ (+11%), middle — 100,000 ₽ (no change), seniors — 165,000 ₽ (+10%), leads — 200,000 ₽ (no change).
Detailed graph of by percentile.
1C: middles fell a lot, seniors and leads grew a little
The median salary of 1C developers remained unchanged – 120,000 ₽.
Salary of middles — 75,000 ₽ (-12%), seniors — 150,000 ₽ (+1%), leads — 173,000 ₽ (+5%). Junes again remained a mystery to us if you are a June in 1C development – share with us your salary please!
Detailed graph of by percentile.
Summary
As they say, you don’t have much time and we appreciate that. Therefore, here is the main thing from the report:
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Median salaries in the first half of 2021 by qualifications: trainee – 31,000 ₽, June – 52,000 ₽, middle – 120,000 ₽, senior – 195,000 ₽, lead – 0 ₽0 .
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The biggest difference between the salaries of juniors and leads in JavaScript is 4.6 times, and the smallest in RoR and Go is 3.4 times.
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PHP-, C#- and JavaScript-developers have the lowest salary among juniors — 50,000 ₽, while RoR-developers have the highest salary — 80,000 ₽.
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The highest paid middles in Objective-C (160,000 ₽), and the most modestly paid middles in 1C (75,000 ₽).
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For seniors, salaries range from 150,000 rubles (in 1C) to 220,000 rubles (in Objective-C and Kotlin).
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Objective-C developers in the first place and in terms of salary among leads — 297,000 ₽, and in 1C development, leads receive the least — 173,000 ₽.
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The most significant salary growth for the first half of 2021 was among the developers of Objective-С (+18%), RoR (+17%) and Swift (+16%), there were no reductions, and in 1C salaries remained at the previous level half a year.
How we do it
The sample for this study is 6,103 salaries. We took this data from salary calculator Habr Career. These are real salaries that IT specialists receive in their hands, minus all taxes, and they themselves anonymously indicate in our calculator.
All salaries in the study are median. When calculating, we cut off the 1% of the highest and 1% of the lowest salaries so that they do not blur the picture. How salaries are calculated and how to use the calculator, we described in detail in the help article on the website.
What is the median salary?
The median salary is like the average, only more precisely. This is the level above and below which the same number of specialists receive income. It turns out that if the median salary in a group of ten people is 100,000 ₽, then five of them earn less than 100,000 ₽, and five earn more.
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salary and responsibilities • BUOM
By Indeed Editorial Team
March 26, 2021
Business administration is a career in which an individual oversees the performance and operations of a business. Graduates with a degree in business administration have the opportunity to work in a wide variety of fields.
In this article, we will discuss business administrator salaries, look at business administrator jobs, and how to advance in this career.
What is the salary of a business administrator?
The Business Administrator is likely to be in a full-time paid position. Since a business administrator has the opportunity to take advantage of career opportunities in various industries, there is a wide range of potential salaries. Depending on the field you work in as a business administrator, you should expect at least an average of $44,305 per year according to Indeed Salaries, where you can find frequently updated salaries. Your business administrator salary will also depend on the size of the company you work for, where it is located, and your experience both as a business administrator and in the field.
Business Administration Job Listing
Since almost all fields require people in administrative positions, as a business administrator you have many options. Whether you choose based on salary or your preferred roles and responsibilities, here are some of the best opportunities for Business Administrators, as well as the most up-to-date salary information from Indeed associated with each position below:
1. Restaurant Manager
National average salary: $49,634 per year
Key Responsibilities: A restaurant manager handles the front and back of the restaurant. This includes hiring and managing chefs and service staff, interacting with customers and quality control. The manager may lead or act as a consultant in the creation of the menu. The restaurant manager may also work with suppliers to ensure the correct quality of food is available.
2. Hotel manager
National average salary: $50,672 per year
Key Responsibilities: A hotel manager is responsible for the day-to-day running of a hotel. This includes managing staff, setting and maintaining standards for the hotel, and writing and reporting to the owner or board of directors. The hotel manager is tasked with finding optimal room prices to maximize profits, avoiding both excessive empty rooms due to high prices and missed opportunities to earn extra money from low prices.
3. Health Administrator
Average National Salary: $70,469 per year
Primary Responsibilities: A health administrator applies his business administration skills to the maintenance of a healthcare facility. The goal of the administrator is to maximize the productivity of the hospital. This is achieved by hiring and maintaining qualified staff, setting standards of care, and improving facility performance. The health administrator will also monitor grant funding requests and meet with investors and institutional board members to update them on the status of the institution.
4. Sales Manager
National average salary: $75,386 per year
Key Responsibilities: Business administrators who pursue a career in sales management are required to supervise the company’s sales force. This includes not only hiring new employees, but also helping develop sales tactics. The sales manager also reviews product lines with the sales staff and generates sales performance reports to be delivered to company executives.
5. Construction Supervisor
National Average Salary: $77,333 per year
Key Responsibilities: If you choose to use your business administration degree to pursue a career in construction management, you will be in full control of construction projects. Responsibilities cover everything from project planning stages to construction and completion. The manager is responsible for maintaining the project budget and ensuring that it remains in accordance with any rules as well as any project mandates. The construction manager also acts as a coordinator between the various groups working in the construction process, such as the architectural, engineering, and construction teams.
6. System Administrator
Average National Salary: $84,203 per year
Key Responsibilities: The career of a system administrator involves overseeing a company’s computer system and network. The position requires a combination of business and technical skills. In addition to checking systems to keep them running, the system administrator works with employees to make sure colleagues get the support they need. Business administrators can work as system administrators in a wide variety of areas, since computer networks are common in almost all industries.
7. Financial manager
National average salary: $110,320 per year
Key Responsibilities: Professionals in business administration with skills in numbers and finance are eligible to serve as a financial manager. The financial planning and analysis manager keeps track of the company’s budget, tracking both shipping and revenue. The manager analyzes the data on expenses and income to propose changes in the company to maximize profits. A financial manager may work with databases and modeling software to perform predictive analysis to assist in the financial decision making process.
8. Chief
National average salary: $112,685 per year
Key Responsibilities: While you may not immediately think of school when considering a business, a principal requires strong business administration skills. The Principal’s responsibilities include hiring and managing staff, enforcing student and staff policies, and facilitating communication between staff and parents. The principal also has to manage the school budget and funding. A degree in business administration is well suited to these roles and makes it an attractive career opportunity.
9. Product Marketing Manager
Average National Salary: $113,084 per year
Key Responsibilities: If you choose to use your business administration skills to pursue a career in product marketing management, you will need to explore the product line in depth your company. The product marketing manager uses this information to collaborate with other departments in planning and executing marketing campaigns.
The Product Marketing Manager may also be tasked with training sales staff, including teaching them key features of new product launches. The product marketing manager also uses analytics and market research to identify target demographics in order to target marketing spend and maximize ROI.
How to get ahead in business administration
Business administration is a competitive field, so it’s worth taking advantage of any advantage you can get. These tips will help you make the best impression when applying for a job with a new employer or when looking for a promotion with your current employer.
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Show your attitude towards work.
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Take on additional responsibility.
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Never stop learning.
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Follow the trends.
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Add to your skill set.
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Get certified.
1. Show Your Work Ethic
A strong work ethic is one of the most valuable skills an employee can possess. It is widely applicable in all areas and allows you to perform better at all stages of your work. Your work ethic is most effective in getting promoted at your current company because those responsible for promotions can see how hard you work. However, you can also demonstrate your work ethic on a resume for an external employer. In addition to listing this as a skill, you can frame your job responsibilities in a way that shows that you are a hardworking person.
2. Take on additional responsibility
One effective way to show your work ethic is to look for additional responsibilities at work. This not only shows a willingness to do more than the bare minimum, but also allows you to expand your resume. When you take on new tasks, it allows you to expand the section of your responsibilities and skills on your resume. A more varied and extensive list of responsibilities and skills attracts a potential employer when looking for a new job or promotion.
3. Never stop learning
Just because you’ve landed a job in business administration doesn’t mean you should stop learning and improving. Further formal education allows you to earn a degree, which is often required for higher positions in business administration. The knowledge and skills you gain by earning a degree also enable you to excel in the workforce.
However, not all additional education has to be formal. Even if you have received a degree that you think is necessary to achieve your goals, you should still be aware of any developments in the field in which you work. Whether you read trade magazines or add leading websites to your newsreader, you can be sure that you won’t miss any news that will make your job easier or more efficient. This will help you stay ahead of your peers and maximize your chances of advancement.
4. Keep up with trends
While it’s important to stay on top of the latest trends in your industry, it’s even better to be aware of these trends before they become widespread. This gives you and your employer a competitive edge, which is a great way to get ahead and advance your career in business administration. By analyzing the trends in your business and the data you get from your analysts, you can find areas of exploitation in the current market that would otherwise not be realized. If you can master this visionary skill, it will boost your career tremendously.
5. Add to your skill set
Just as you should always be learning and gaining new knowledge throughout your career, you should also strive to develop new skills regularly. Learning how to use new technologies can greatly increase your efficiency and expand the range of jobs you are eligible for. Expanding your understanding of the various jobs that take place in your company not only provides valuable skills for your resume, but also makes you more effective in managing and working with people in your company.
6. Get certified
Professional certifications are often not required for employment, but they can add value to your resume. When two identical candidates apply for a position, certification shows that you meet the standards of the certification agency, which can be the difference between you and another candidate who has received the job. Explore the best certifications in your field and choose the options that work best for your current position or the types of positions you hope to fill in the future.