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$0$23K$46K$69K
Salary$34,482 - $68,191  
   
Bonus$0.00 - $8,941  
Profit Sharing$496.27 - $5,087  
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$31,429 - $67,602  
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Country: United States | Currency: USD | Updated: 1 Jun 2012 | Individuals Reporting: 2,186
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Salary Range

General Motors Corporation$58,957 - $66,813
Sears Holdings CorporationNot enough data
Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)Not enough data
Target CorporationNot enough data
Anixter, Inc.Not enough data
Popular Industries

Salary Range

Manufacturing and Distribution$35,058 - $75,464
Retail$34,325 - $76,777
Aerospace and Defense$36,529 - $81,208
Retail, Apparel$34,266 - $73,904
Medical Device Manufacturing$35,760 - $75,069

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Key Statistics for Buyer Salaries and Jobs

Gender
Female
56%
female alumni
 
Male
44%
male alumni
Salary:$39,118 - $53,311 $41,020 - $57,350
Years of Experience
Less than 1 year
4%
1-4 years
39%
5-9 years
29%
10-19 years
20%
20 years or more
7%
Most Common Health Benefits
medical benefits Medical: 86% dental benefits Dental: 77%
vision benefits Vision: 57% employee benefits None: 12%

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Career Path for Buyer Jobs

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Common Future Jobs

Buyer

Salary Range

$31,429 - $67,602
payscale
Assistant Buyer
$26,621 - $51,661
Customer Service Representative (CSR)
$19,428 - $41,701
Administrative Assistant
$21,257 - $43,283
 
Common Future Jobs

Buyer

Salary Range

$31,429 - $67,602
payscale
Buyer, Non-Technical Products
$29,941 - $73,588
Buyer, Technical Products
$32,748 - $70,800
Purchasing Manager
$36,808 - $97,373
 

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Buyer Job Description

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

Plan, direct, or coordinate the activities of buyers, purchasing officers, and related workers involved in purchasing materials, products, and services.
Purchase farm products either for further processing or resale.

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Making the workday pleasant
Buyer - (City withheld for privacy), Texas, United States
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.
Posted in Dream Job on 19 Dec 2008
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