Salary for Skill: Problem Solving

Updated: 28 May 2012

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Skill: Problem Solving

Median Salary by Job

Job	National Salary Data (? XAll compensation data shown are the gross, national median (50th percentile). Pay can vary greatly by location. To view local data, take the PayScale survey. )	C$0	C$22K	C$44K	C$66K
Customer Service Representative (CSR)	C$36,755
Account Manager	C$41,887
Property Manager	C$50,000
Retail Store Manager	C$34,520
Credit / Collections Manager	C$49,132
Client Service Manager	C$65,000
Warehouse Manager	C$53,926
Country: Canada \| Currency: CAD \| Updated: 28 May 2012 \| Individuals Reporting: 470

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Key Statistics for Problem Solving Salaries and Jobs

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Salary Range


RBC Royal Bank	Not enough data
YMCA	Not enough data
Sun Life Financial Inc.	Not enough data
Royal Bank of Canada	Not enough data
Eastman Kodak Company	Not enough data

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Top Degrees

Salary Range


Bachelor's Degree	C$41,509 - C$70,090
Master of Business Administration (MBA)	C$50,868 - C$90,757
Associate's Degree	C$30,895 - C$72,061
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Sociology	C$36,271 - C$61,000
Bachelor of Science (BS / BSc), Chemistry	C$40,678 - C$93,830

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Gender

	Female 52%			Male 48%
Salary:	C$37,368 - C$63,839			C$45,896 - C$78,350

Years of Experience

Less than 1 year

1-4 years

37%

5-9 years

26%

10-19 years

25%

20 years or more

10%

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