Title Variants
Search nearby titles—“Support Specialist” vs “Customer Success Rep”, “Engineer” vs “Developer.” Different labels, similar bands.
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Search nearby titles—“Support Specialist” vs “Customer Success Rep”, “Engineer” vs “Developer.” Different labels, similar bands.
Major metros often pay more; fully‑remote roles may adjust by region. Compare a few cities to understand ranges.
Associate, Senior, Staff, Lead—scope changes compensation bands. Check a level up/down to see growth paths.
Include bonuses, equity, and benefits (401(k) match, health premiums, HSA). These can shift take‑home more than you expect.
Found a range that fits? Estimate your net pay with the paycheck calculator—taxes and deductions vary by state and benefits.
Surveys compiled from HRIS/ATS systems; strong sample sizes, often lag by a quarter.
Many states require pay ranges in job ads. Use ranges as bands, not guaranteed offers.
Community submissions can be timely but noisy. Cross‑check before anchoring.
BLS/ONS provide occupational medians and regional differentials—great for baseline comparisons.
Companies may apply location multipliers to keep compensation competitive. A 1.15× metro premium or 0.90× rural discount is common. Always ask how remote bands are set.
Range: $40k–$58k (national). Higher in tier‑1 metros, night/weekend shifts, or technical queues.
Range: $55k–$80k. Skills in paid media/analytics or industry niche raise the band.
Range: $95k–$140k base. Equity and bonus vary widely; total comp can 1.5–3× base at some firms.
Range: $70k–$105k. Shift diffs, certifications, and hospital system size matter.
Figures are illustrative bands—use local data to refine.
Ask for the range and level. “Competitive” is subjective without a band and leveling framework.
On‑Target Earnings = base + variable at 100% performance (common in sales). Confirm base separately.
Annual RSU/option grants after your initial grant. Ask about cadence, performance linkage, and target value.
Signals flexible bands by level. Provide market data and examples of impact to justify your target.
Employer premiums can be worth $4k–$10k/yr+ depending on plan and dependents.
401(k) match and profit‑sharing add real dollars; model vesting and eligibility.
PTO, sick time, holidays, and paid leave have monetary value—especially if unused days roll over or cash out.
Stipends (remote work, education), commuter benefits, and wellness can offset costs.
Use the paycheck calculator to convert these ranges into expected net pay based on your state, benefits, and pay schedule.