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Updated: 9 Feb 2012

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Hourly Rate by Years Experience

Years Experience	National Hourly Rate Data (? XAll compensation data shown are gross, national 10th to 90th percentile ranges. Pay can vary greatly by location. To view local data, take the PayScale survey. )	$0	$9	$18	$27
Less than 1 year	$10.67 - $24.62
1-4 years	$11.81 - $21.22
5-9 years	$12.90 - $25.01
10-19 years	$13.96 - $24.19
20 years or more	$14.56 - $25.50
Country: United States \| Currency: USD \| Updated: 9 Feb 2012 \| Individuals Reporting: 553

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Jan 20	Buyer-Pharmacy (Temporary)	Allina Health System	Minneapolis, Minnesota
	Introduction Allina Medical Clinic is committed to providing a work environment where passionate people have the knowledge, tools, opportunity and freedom to... Indeed
Jan 12	Nuclear Materials Buyer	Eclaro	Seabrook, New Hampshire
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Jan 21	Buyer - Indirect	Gentex Corporation	Zeeland, Michigan
	This position is responsible for developing suppliers for goods and services through supplier quality approval to support functional department requirements... Indeed
Dec 21	Buyer II	Goodrich Corporation	Vergennes, Vermont
	share with you the following opportunities to join our growing team. As a Buyer II, you will assist in the placement of large purchase orders or in purchasing... Indeed

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Buyer Job Description

People with the job title Buyer typically fall into one of the following PayScale standard occupations.

Purchasing Managers

Plan, direct, or coordinate the activities of buyers, purchasing officers, and related workers involved in purchasing materials, products, and services.

Purchasing Agents and Buyers, Farm Products

Purchase farm products either for further processing or resale.

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Having a "good" job which makes you happy should provide 4 things, and that's really it: -A sense that you are producing something meaningful -Clear and frequent performance feedback from superiors -Pleasant coworkers whom you respect(whom you can at least tolerate) -At least 2 "close" friends at work ANything more than that makes it not a "job," but a lifestyle, which is fine if that is what you really want in a job.

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