http://www.resumebutler.com/blog/what-kind-of-jobs-are-available-in-a-corporate-setting-and-what-are-the-salaries/ Career and Job Advice Mon, 21 May 2012 13:18:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://www.resumebutler.com/blog/what-kind-of-jobs-are-available-in-a-corporate-setting-and-what-are-the-salaries/comment-page-1/#comment-2674 joel c Thu, 15 Oct 2009 10:30:10 +0000 http://www.resumebutler.com/blog/what-kind-of-jobs-are-available-in-a-corporate-setting-and-what-are-the-salaries/#comment-2674 you need to be much more specific...what type of work do you want to do? Finance, Production Company, Law, Sales, Secretary?/? there are any types of "office jobs" in a corporate setting. Some are very low paying but they are also low on stress. I have worked several types and have settled on a lower paying because as you get older some of us want less stress, more time off and the pay is not as important to us. When I was younger I was always reaching for the stars and worked 80 hrs a week to get the 100k/ yr job. You must have an idea of what type of office work you want first... in the Midwest a admin/ Secretary will make 25k-35k exec Secretary is up to 60k purchasing is 35k- to senior buyer of 80k office managers depend upon the industry very much 30k for low end and 75k for higher end payroll are generally lower - no more than 35k engineers 70k-120k quality people, techs- 25k, managers 80-100k customer service- 25k-50k controllers, 60k-100k the list is too long...you need to research what makes you happy and use that to determine your course!<a href="http://www.bigjobtools.com/srch/srch.php?q=%22Air+Compressors%22"> joel c</a> you need to be much more specific…what type of work do you want to do? Finance, Production Company, Law, Sales, Secretary?/?
there are any types of “office jobs” in a corporate setting. Some are very low paying but they are also low on stress. I have worked several types and have settled on a lower paying because as you get older some of us want less stress, more time off and the pay is not as important to us. When I was younger I was always reaching for the stars and worked 80 hrs a week to get the 100k/ yr job.
You must have an idea of what type of office work you want first…
in the Midwest a admin/ Secretary will make 25k-35k
exec Secretary is up to 60k
purchasing is 35k- to senior buyer of 80k
office managers depend upon the industry very much 30k for low end and 75k for higher end
payroll are generally lower - no more than 35k
engineers 70k-120k
quality people, techs- 25k, managers 80-100k
customer service- 25k-50k
controllers, 60k-100k
the list is too long…you need to research what makes you happy and use that to determine your course! joel c

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