Team leaders salary: Team Leader Salary (November 2022) – Zippia

Team Leader Salary (November 2022) – Zippia

Updated August 22, 2022

$68,817yearly

To create our salary estimates, Zippia starts with data published in publicly available sources such as the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), Foreign Labor Certification Data Center (FLC) Show More

$33.09 hourly

Entry level Salary

$37,000

yearly

$37,000

10 %

$68,817

Median

$126,000

90 %

How much does a Team Leader make?

Team leaders make $68,817 per year on average, or $33.09 per hour, in the United States. Team leaders on the lower end of that spectrum, the bottom 10% to be exact, make roughly $37,000 a year, while the top 10% makes $126,000.

Location impacts how much a team leader can expect to make. Team leaders make the most in Alaska, New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts.

Highest Paying State

Alaska

Highest Paying City

New York, NY

Highest Paying Company

Ropes & Gray

What Am I Worth?

Highest Paying State

Alaska

Highest Paying City

New York, NY

Highest Paying Company

Ropes & Gray

What Am I Worth?

Highest Paying States For Team Leaders

The darker areas on the map show where team leaders earn the highest salaries across all 50 states.

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Average Salary:

Team Leader average salary by State

Rank	State	Avg. Salary	Hourly Rate	Job Count
1	New York	$95,136	$45.74	4,321
2	Alaska	$109,358	$52.58	208
3	New Jersey	$92,822	$44.63	2,108
4	Virginia	$73,362	$35.27	3,205
5	Pennsylvania	$67,415	$32.41	3,950
6	Massachusetts	$84,412	$40.58	2,586
7	California	$81,561	$39.21	8,758
8	Texas	$69,048	$33.20	6,599
9	Connecticut	$80,462	$38.68	952
10	Rhode Island	$85,720	$41. 21	300
11	Delaware	$82,398	$39.61	317
12	New Hampshire	$71,683	$34.46	524
13	North Carolina	$64,651	$31.08	3,268
14	Michigan	$69,445	$33.39	2,272
15	Florida	$64,327	$30.93	5,047
16	District of Columbia	$85,798	$41.25	312
17	Washington	$71,150	$34.21	1,961
18	Maryland	$75,439	$36.27	1,576
19	Georgia	$64,338	$30.93	3,023
20	Wisconsin	$58,382	$28.07	1,993
21	Ohio	$62,801	$30.19	2,906
22	Louisiana	$58,968	$28.35	1,095
23	Arkansas	$56,399	$27. 11	965
24	North Dakota	$58,469	$28.11	290
25	Illinois	$62,030	$29.82	3,477
26	Tennessee	$54,243	$26.08	2,093
27	Minnesota	$60,386	$29.03	1,973
28	Nevada	$58,591	$28.17	642
29	Arizona	$60,713	$29.19	1,568
30	Missouri	$56,728	$27.27	1,969
31	Maine	$57,616	$27.70	411
32	South Dakota	$59,653	$28.68	242
33	Oregon	$57,573	$27.68	1,315
34	Alabama	$52,771	$25.37	1,530
35	Kansas	$54,245	$26.08	997
36	South Carolina	$53,180	$25. 57	1,548
37	Colorado	$59,030	$28.38	1,700
38	Vermont	$59,569	$28.64	190
39	Hawaii	$63,050	$30.31	212
40	Indiana	$53,596	$25.77	2,040
41	Mississippi	$52,637	$25.31	661
42	West Virginia	$49,242	$23.67	529
43	Utah	$47,655	$22.91	1,174
44	Kentucky	$48,653	$23.39	1,182
45	Oklahoma	$47,794	$22.98	965
46	Nebraska	$53,141	$25.55	466
47	Montana	$52,454	$25.22	284
48	Idaho	$52,943	$25.45	393
49	Wyoming	$48,859	$23. 49	159
50	New Mexico	$51,919	$24.96	408
51	Iowa	$47,100	$22.64	910

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Highest Paying Cities For Team Leaders

Rank	City	Avg. Salary	Hourly Rate
1	New York, NY	$96,310	$46.30
2	Jersey City, NJ	$93,154	$44.79
3	San Francisco, CA	$87,614	$42.12
4	Washington, DC	$86,053	$41.37
5	Boston, MA	$84,159	$40.46
6	Baltimore, MD	$75,755	$36.42
7	Arlington, VA	$74,267	$35.71
8	Seattle, WA	$73,013	$35.10
9	San Antonio, TX	$72,574	$34.89
10	Detroit, MI	$69,955	$33.63
11	Philadelphia, PA	$68,407	$32.89
12	Jacksonville, NC	$67,804	$32.60
13	Miami, FL	$67,745	$32.57
14	Cleveland, OH	$64,586	$31. 05
15	Columbus, GA	$64,294	$30.91

Here Are The Five Most In Demand Cities Right Now:

1. New York, NY
2. Jersey City, NJ
3. San Francisco, CA
4. Washington, DC
5. Boston, MA

Team Leader Salary Details

Average Team Leader Salary Graph, Trends, and Summary

What is a Team Leader’s Salary?

Average Salary By Related Titles

Job Title	Annual Salary	Monthly Salary	Hourly Rate	Job Openings
Customer Service Leader	$33,791	$2,816	$16. 25	301,338
Technician Support Team Leader	$88,988	$7,416	$42.78	142,576
Shift Leader	$33,841	$2,820	$16.27	229,485
Call Center Team Leader	$38,965	$3,247	$18.73	272,017
Operations Team Leader	$55,160	$4,597	$26.52	179,669
Team Leader/Supervisor	$50,841	$4,237	$24.44	96,069

Here are the five companies hiring the most now:

1. Accenture Jobs (931)
2. IBM Jobs (1,821)
3. Bank of America Jobs (964)
4. RGIS Jobs (917)
5. Sam’s Club Jobs (1,530)

Which Companies Pay Team Leaders The Most?

The highest paying companies for team leaders are Ropes & Gray and McKinsey & Company Inc according to our most recent salary estimates. In addition, companies like Bain & Company and Cheniere Energy report highly competitive wages for team leaders.

Team Leader Salary Trends

The salary for a team leader can vary depending on the years of experience that a person has, from entry level to senior level. An accountant with 0-2 years of experience earns an average salary of $46,452, a mid-career professional with 3-6 years of experience makes $68,817 a year on average, and a senior level accountant with 7-12 years of experience enjoys an average annual salary of $150,614. Data on how experience level affects total compensation is provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) as part of their National Compensation Survey, which is based on factors such as knowledge, complexity, contacts, and environment.

Entry Level

Senior Level

Average Team Leader Salary Over Time

Compare salaries for individual cities or states with the national average.

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Team Leader Salaries FAQs

What State Pays Team Leaders The Most?

Alaska pays Team Leaders the most in the United States, with an average salary of $109,358 per year, or $52. 58 per hour.

How Do I Know If I’m Being Paid Fairly As A Team Leader?

You know if you are being paid fairly as a Team Leader if your pay is close to the average pay for the state you live in. For example, if you live in New York you should be paid close to $95,136 per year.

What Type Of Team Leader Gets Paid The Most?

Senior Team Lead gets paid the most. Senior Team Lead made a median salary of $115,480. The best-paid 10 percent make $138,000, while the lowest-paid 10 percent make $96,000.

What Is A Good Starting Salary For A Team Leader?

A good starting salary for a team leader is $50,000 in the United States. That puts you in the 10th percentile of annual income for a team leader in the U.S., which is about what you would expect if you were new to the field. The average salary for team leaders is $79,838, but that normally requires some level of experience to achieve. Furthermore, a good starting salary for a team leader can vary by state.

How Much Do Team Leads Get Paid?

Team leads get paid $55,000 annually. However, the range is as low as $25,000 a year and up to $96,000 a year. Factors in pay differences include the type of team lead role, industry, and location.

Is A Team Leader Higher Than A Supervisor?

No, a team leader is not higher than a supervisor. The primary difference between team leaders and supervisors is their tasks and responsibilities. In some organizations, however, the distinction between team leader and supervisor is blurred.

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Updated August 22, 2022

Team Leader Salary in Florida – $38,000

Mint salariesTeam LeaderFlorida

Average salary

$38,000/yr

Based on 1,901 income tax records

$18,000

$71,500

Age:

Average salary by age

18-25

26-35

36-45

46-55

56+

$18,000

$71,500

How much do Team Leaders make?

The average total salary for a Team Leader is $38,000 per year. This is based on data from 1,901 TurboTax users who reported their occupation as Team Leader and includes taxable wages, tips, bonuses, and more. Team Leader salary can vary between $18,000 to $71,500 depending on factors including education, skills, experience, employer & location. Read more

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Team Leader salary by company

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Average salary per year*

Salary range**

Fidelity, Florida

10 income tax records

$92,000/yr

$73K – $126K

JPMorgan Chase, Florida

11 income tax records

$59,000/yr

$48K – $75K

Paylocity, Florida

10 income tax records

$57,500/yr

$43K – $68K

Whole Foods Market, Florida

10 income tax records

$50,500/yr

$39K – $69K

Pgt Custom Windows And Doors, Florida

19 income tax records

$47,500/yr

$34K – $53K

Target, Florida

101 income tax records

$41,000/yr

$28K – $54K

Walmart, Florida

469 income tax records

$40,500/yr

$24K – $58K

Chc Payroll Agent Parallon E, Florida

13 income tax records

$39,500/yr

$32K – $56K

Concentrix, Florida

19 income tax records

$36,000/yr

$30K – $42K

Publix Super Markets, Florida

83 income tax records

$34,500/yr

$28K – $60K

TTEC, Florida

13 income tax records

$34,500/yr

$24K – $44K

Universal Studios, Florida

23 income tax records

$28,500/yr

$25K – $36K

Tractor Supply Company, Florida

12 income tax records

$28,000/yr

$18K – $32K

Whataburger, Florida

17 income tax records

$28,000/yr

$19K – $43K

Panera, Florida

29 income tax records

$20,500/yr

$16K – $27K

Team Leader demographics in Florida

76% are single

24% are married

35% have kids

25% own a home

Effective Tax Rates for Team Leaders in Florida

1,901 full-time salaries from 2019

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The average salary for a team leader in Florida is $38,000 per year. Team leader salaries
in Florida can vary between $18,000 to $71,500 and depend on various factors, including skills, experience, employer, bonuses,
tips, and more.

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who reported their occupation as team leader.

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The following companies offer the highest salaries for team leaders in Florida:
Fidelity ($92,000 a year),
JPMorgan Chase ($59,000 a year),
and Paylocity ($57,500 a year).

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The following cities offer the highest salaries for team leaders in Florida:
Bradenton, FL ($47,500 a year),
Deltona, FL ($46,500 a year),
and Pompano Beach, FL ($45,000 a year).

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Author:
Flyura Yagofarova

Updated by November 15, 2022

Team leader manages a development team, usually in software companies. This is more of a position than a profession, but in any case, leadership qualities are needed for it. By the way, the ProfGid career guidance center has recently developed an accurate career guidance test that will tell you which professions suit you, give an opinion about your personality type and intelligence.
The profession is suitable for those who are interested in computer science (see.

choosing a profession based on interest in school subjects).

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Short description

Team leader (from the English team leader – captain, team leader) is the leader of the development team. Like any leader in various fields, the team leader performs managerial functions, his area of ​​​​responsibility:

• conclusion of an agreement with a client;
• record keeping;
• estimation of volumes, budget and planning of work terms;
• prioritization of tasks and subtasks;
• proper delegation of authority within the team to ensure maximum work efficiency;
• release planning and release;
• producer functions for project management – design, marketing, development;
• professional growth of each employee in the team.

And the most key point, without which no work process is possible, is the team’s motivation for success, the ability to inspire by personal example.

The team leader has not only managerial powers in his work. He must also master the technical side of the matter. Despite the fact that he himself is engaged in the technical development of the project and its architecture for only about a third of the working time, the team leader must know and understand what is happening with the project, at what stage of development it is, must be able to reasonably accept or reject the proposals and ideas of the team developers.

Team lead technical competencies include:

• transformation of a business task into a technical task understandable to developers;
• responsibility for the quality and technology of project execution;
• development, testing, project design;
• understanding the nature of emerging problems, their recognition and solution.

Teamlead is not an honorable completion of the career ladder in IT with steps from junior to senior. This is just the beginning of a true understanding of where you want to go next.

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Features of the profession

The main duties of a team leader in addition to the above:

• creating a team;
• participation in the preparation of technical documentation;
• selection of the most suitable technology for the project;
• architecture design;
• writing code review;
• bringing common ideas to each member of the team;
• the correct choice of the performer from the team for each specific task;
• development process optimization;
• uploading changes to the combat server;
• providing professional development, exchange of experience between team members in order to increase their interchangeability;
• regular meetings within the team;
• reporting to customers on the status of project development, existing problems;
• control of project compliance with technical requirements;
• support and evaluation of interesting initiatives and proposals of employees.

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Pros and cons of the profession

Pros:

• Teamlead acquires universal administrative skills, the ability to interact with both customers and developers.
• High pay.
• Demand for the profession.

Cons:

• A high level of responsibility not only for their own work, but also for the results of the developers’ work.
• The need to constantly switch between different tasks.
• The working day can be irregular, broken.

Place of work

IT companies, large financial and brokerage companies, business corporations, system integrators, banks.

Important qualities

• Responsibility.
• Analytical mindset.
• Diligence.
• Punctuality.
• Diplomacy.
• Initiative.
• The ability to find simple ways to solve complex problems.
• General technical literacy.
• Focus on results.
• Ability to make quick decisions.

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Professional knowledge and skills:

• deep knowledge of PHP, MySQL, JS and various server technologies;
• knowledge of web project scalability;
• experience with Ubuntu or other Linux based distributions;
• knowledge of development methodologies (Scrum, Agile).

Training for a team leader

Universities and even more so colleges do not train team leaders. Team leader is a leadership position, and you can only grow to it, for example, from the positions of a tester or a web developer. Therefore, you can enter universities in any IT field, and then develop, gain experience, show initiative, leadership qualities and climb the career ladder from junior to team leader.

Experienced developers before being appointed to a position or already in the process of work can upgrade management skills in courses.

Courses

Universities

• 4 years

  240,000 ₽/year

  20
  budget places

• 4 years

  150,000 ₽/year

  no
  budget places

• 4 years

  180,000 ₽/year

  66
  budget places

• 4 years

  190,000 ₽/year

  22
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Salary

Team leader salary as of November 2022

Salary information provided by hh.ru portal.

Russia 100000-250000₽

Moscow 100000-500000₽

Career steps and prospects

Teamlead is the first post-senior career step in the field of IT technologies.

Team lead career development can move in two directions: technical or managerial. The technical direction implies the position of a corporate or systems architect. A management career is a project manager position. Statistics show that most team leaders prefer the career of a project manager.

Interesting and important books about the profession

A list of extremely useful books that will awaken the dormant leader and founder of a million dollar project in each of you:

1. Tom DeMarco. deadline. A novel textbook on project management.
2. Tom Demarco and Timothy Lister. Human factor. Successful projects and teams. An excellent book about software development with a focus on the individual and social characteristics of programmers.
3. Tom DeMarco, Timothy Lister. Adrenaline addicted and zombified by templates. Behavior patterns of project teams.
4. Tom DeMarco, Timothy Lister. Waltzing with the Bears: Managing Risk in Software Development Projects.
5. Patrick Lencioni. Five vices of the team. Parables about leadership.
6. Patrick Lencioni. The Five Temptations of a Leader: Parables about Leadership.
7. Patrick Lencioni. Three signs of a dull job. A story with meaning for managers (and their subordinates).
8. Patrick Lencioni. Death by meetings.
9. Jason Fried, David Heinemeier Hansson. Rework. Business without prejudice.
10. Frederic Brooks. The mythical man-month, or How software systems are created.
11. Jeffrey Young and William Simon. ikona. Steve Jobs.
12. Carmine Gallo. iPresentation. Persuasion lessons from Apple leader Steve Jobs.
13. Joel Spolsky. Joel on programming. (2006. There is also a continuation of this book – Joel. Programming again. 2009)
14. J. Hunk Rainwater. How to herd cats.
15. Jason Freed. Getting real.
16. F. I. Sharkov. Fundamentals of communication theory.
17. A. M. Orlov. Secrets of managing programmers.