$63,674
Avg. Salary
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$18.15
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Average additional compensation:

$4,960

Bonus

$2,973

Profit Sharing

$6,017

Commission

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The average pay for an Operations Manager is $18.15 per hour.

The average pay for an Operations Manager is $63,674 per year.

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MEDIAN $63,674
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$0$106K
Salary $40,320 - $102,035
Bonus $500 - $15,550
Profit Sharing $0.00 - $13,455
Commission $797 - $25,266
Total Pay (?
XTotal Pay combines base annual salary or hourly wage, bonuses, profit sharing, tips, commissions, overtime pay and other forms of cash earnings, as applicable for this job. It does not include equity (stock) compensation, cash value of retirement benefits, or the value of other non-cash benefits (e.g. healthcare).
)		 $36,237 - $106,695
  • Country: United States
  • Currency: USD
  • Updated: 17 Mar 2019
  • Individuals Reporting: 42,359
Hourly Data $0$42
Hourly Rate $12.00 - $29.48
Hourly Tips $0.38 - $9.24
Overtime $16.59 - $42.03
Annual Data $0$106K
Bonus $500 - $15,550
Commission $797 - $25,266
Profit Sharing $0.00 - $13,455
Total Pay (?
XTotal Pay combines base annual salary or hourly wage, bonuses, profit sharing, tips, commissions, overtime pay and other forms of cash earnings, as applicable for this job. It does not include equity (stock) compensation, cash value of retirement benefits, or the value of other non-cash benefits (e.g. healthcare).
)		 $36,237 - $106,695
  • Country: United States
  • Currency: USD
  • Updated: 17 Mar 2019
  • Individuals Reporting: 7,642

Job Description for Operations Manager

Operations managers oversee their organization’s production of goods and/or services. They oversee various departments, such as purchasing, warehousing, and manufacturing. They must make sure that their company’s products meet or exceed clients’ or customers’ expectation. They must make sure that their company’s operations run smoothly and effectively. They oversee budgets. Depending on the size of their company, they may be involved in establishing sales and profit goals. They must make sure that their company conducts their business in a safe manner. They must comply with safety and environmental rules and regulations.

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Operations Manager Tasks
  • Monitor and manage operational costs.
  • Make personnel decisions regarding hiring, compensation, promotions, discipline and termination of operational support staff in accordance with company policies.
  • Manage the day to day company or department operations.

Operations Manager Pay By Employer

$0$116K
Amazon.com Inc
204 profiles
$74,794
Federal Express Corporation (FedEx)
104 profiles
$72,384
FedEx Ground
73 profiles
$42,141
Target Corporation
65 profiles
$72,628
XPO Logistics
50 profiles
$68,454
The Home Depot Inc.
48 profiles
$69,679
Bank of America Corp. (BOFA)
47 profiles
$60,252
United Parcel Service (UPS), Inc.
46 profiles
$85,266
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc
40 profiles
$65,968
U.S. Army
39 profiles
$73,387

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Popular Skills for Operations Manager

Pay by Experience Level for Operations Manager

Pay by Experience for an Operations Manager has a positive trend. An entry-level Operations Manager with less than 5 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $50,000 based on 10,995 salaries provided by anonymous users. Average total compensation includes tips, bonus, and overtime pay. An Operations Manager with mid-career experience which includes employees with 5 to 10 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $61,000 based on 9,310 salaries. An experienced Operations Manager which includes employees with 10 to 20 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $68,000 based on 9,630 salaries. An Operations Manager with late-career experience which includes employees with greater than 20 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of $77,000 based on 4,526 salaries.

Pay Difference by Location

Boston
▲17%
Houston
▲9%
Chicago
▲5%
Dallas
▲3%
Phoenix
▲2%
National Average: $62,495

Larger city markers indicate a job is popular in that location.

Operations Manager Reviews

Q: What is it like working as an Operations Manager?
Operations Manager in New Town:
"Its Very Rewarding And Satisfying To Keep The Store Functioning."
Pros: Keeping shelves full for the needs of the community. I like to see team work and positive results at the end of the day.
Cons: When workers take jobs for granted and a unsanitary store.
Operations Manager in Nashville:
"Hard Work But Fulfilling."
Pros: Seeing the results of our work in our kids success.
Cons: Inconsistent hours, heavily emotionally draining.
Operations Manager in Longview:
"Be Hands On."
I feel it is very important to be "hands on" in every aspect of the business. Don't just rely on input from others but spend time in area of the company in need of attention and draw your own conclusions and solutions.
Operations Manager in McLean:
"Lots Of Responsibilities And Even More Tedious Work."
Pros: I like managing others and encouraging them to do better. We are a team and a compassionate yet stern leader is key to success.
Cons: I'm a sub contractor and I receive absolutely no benefits.
Operations Manager in Mahnomen:
"Many Hats."
Pros: I manage a senior meal program and meals on wheels to senior residents (60 years older and up) in a small community. I believe in the concept of the program and have seen the benefits it provides.
Cons: I work alone and am allowed a limited amount of hours to perform many duties. I was strictly the site manager until program changes were made in our location. I now cook, answer phone, package (container, bag, seal) meals to be delivered, find volunteers, do daily and month end paperwork, bank deposits, program advocacy, prepare and send out suggested donation notices, order groceries and paper products, serve meals on site, all daily kitchen clean up, provide activities for the seniors, and more (not to mention all the incidentals that happen daily). I am expected to perform these duties by my employer and realize that they all need to be done. Yet my employer allows me 27 hours per week only. This means nothing is done well or to its fullest potential. I am stretched to the max by the end of the week, and it makes the program itself look less than mediocre and extremely flawed.
Operations Manager in Kingsport:
Always be confident in what you have been chosen to do in your choice of job. Be prepared with any and all presentation you plan to share. Give praise to those who require it in public and criticize those who need it in private. Love the work you do and you never work a day.
Operations Manager in Tarboro:
"Low Pay, Long Hours."
Pros: Fast paced, growing company. Responsibility. Productive, efficient employees promoted. Benefits are good.
Cons: Low pay. No pay scale or levels. Slow in employee evaluations. Delay pay in some cases. Pay increases are expected to be through more hours worked (overtime).

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Key Stats for Operations Manager

Gender

Female
39 %
Male
61 %

Job Satisfaction

Extremely satisfied		 Rated 5 out of 5
based on 10304 votes.
Less than 1 year
2%
1-4 years
29%
5-9 years
24%
10-19 years
29%
20 years or more
17%
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Experience Affects Operations Manager Salaries

Late-Career
▲22%
Experienced
▲9%
National Average
$62,000
Mid-Career
▼3%
Entry-Level
▼20%

Skills That Affect Operations Manager Salaries

Budget Management
▲4%
Project Management
▲2%
Leadership
▼0%
National Average
$62,000
Operations Management
▼3%
People Management
▼3%
Team Leadership
▼4%
Logistics
▼4%
Microsoft Office
▼7%
Microsoft Excel
▼8%
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
▼10%
Human Resources
▼11%
Microsoft Word
▼11%
Inventory Management
▼12%
Customer Relations
▼13%
Customer Service
▼17%

Job Satisfaction

Extremely satisfied		 Rated 5 out of 5
based on 10304 votes.

Gender

Female
39 %
Male
61 %

Years of Experience

Less than 1 year
2%
1-4 years
29%
5-9 years
24%
10-19 years
29%
20 years or more
17%

Common Health Benefits

medical benefits
Medical: 75%
dental benefits
Dental: 62%
vision benefits
Vision: 54%
no benefits
None: 24%
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