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Expected salary or salary data??

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Thu, 2006-11-02 14:24
Travis Bruehl
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OK, I haven’t looked for jobs in a while, so I am trying to find out average salaries. I possess the following qualifications:

-PMP certified
-P3e instructor (internal to our company)
-5 years in the field of PM (not a pm, but working with PMs).

Any estimates / ballparks? I am trying to gauge what these skillsets can command in today’s marketplace!
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Mon, 2006-11-06 08:20
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James Griffiths
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Travis,

Here in the UK, you could earn anywhere from £250 - £400 per day, on contract. This depends upon exactly which industry you’re working in. Nuclear Decommissioning has a relatively high demand for contract planners, as does Railway (in London). The Construction industry seems to go more for permanent employment (from what I can gauge) and seems to offer in the region of £40k per year.

You have to consider that the cost-of-living in the UK is high, especially if you intend to buy or rent a property. Taxes are also high, with earnings above £36k being taxed at 40%. There are ways around this, but it also depends on your residential status etc.

James.


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Sat, 2006-11-04 17:32
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Marcio Sampaio
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U can achieve 120,000 euros per yar depending on the project and country.

Regards.
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Thu, 2006-11-02 22:32
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Alex Wong
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Travis

Its all demand and supply, and dependant on your industry.

5 years experience is a medium range.

Since experience P3e planner is a rare animal here in Australia you will looking @ A$100k plus per year

HTH

Alex
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