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¶ … jobs are paid more or less? Is this what you would expect? Why or why not? What factors could explain the difference in salaries?
As would be suspected, the Director of Human Resources job paid the most with a median salary level of $140,750. All comparisons in this analysis are based on the U.S. national averages. The lowest-paid position was Financial Analyst I, which has a salary of $49, 350. This is to be expected as any director-level role will have the highest salary, as these are senior management positions with a correspondingly higher level of authority and responsibility as well. Director- and Vice President-level roles often require 10 years of experience at a minimum, followed by advanced degrees including MBAs or MA degrees in Human Resources as well. The higher the pay the exponentially greater the experience, training and expertise required, in addition to more...
Do the jobs have different bonuses as a percentage of their base salaries? What could explain these differences?
Yes, each has a significantly different percentage of base salary for their bonuses, with the more junior positions receiving 5% or less of their total compensation from this source of compensation. As is the case with salaries, the more responsibility and requirements on a person, the higher the potential for bonuses. Across all four positions the highest bonus was for the Human Resources Director with $18,000 paid. The lowest was for the Financial Analyst I, an intro-level position with less than a $1,000 bonus. While the Product Manager position has a high base salary of $100,000 its bonus is just $5,000.
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93). This approach allows members of the team to act autonomously; that is, once the supervisor is selected each member of the team has their own target to hit, and their own method or tools for realizing their target or goal. When they achieve this goal, they are rewarded through recognition of their efforts and greater autonomy or a promotion. This in turn may lead to increases in status
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