Manager Bonuses

[MassWineGuy]

Acknowledged.

You crawled into the mud with the pigs, you relinquished your claim to "a fantastic courier and all around great person".

Unlike you, no one else can walk in water. Give me your address. I’d like to have a chat sometime

 

[59 Dano]

So then what does a starting senior manager make in a market such as Houston, for instance? I've heard a huge range from various people and always been curious what is closer to reality. One former manager swore that starting seniors make only about 90k but I thought it was higher than that. And he said top of range is more like 120k. I know in Texas starting managers are a little over 70k so I would assume a senior would make at least 30k above that

Keyword: compensation

 

[Fred's Myth]

Unlike you, no one else can walk in water. Give me your address. I’d like to have a chat sometime

Most everyone can walk in water unless they're hydrophobic.

I was just pointing out your Jekyll/Hyde persona.

 

[Maui]

So then what does a starting senior manager make in a market such as Houston, for instance? I've heard a huge range from various people and always been curious what is closer to reality. One former manager swore that starting seniors make only about 90k but I thought it was higher than that. And he said top of range is more like 120k. I know in Texas starting managers are a little over 70k so I would assume a senior would make at least 30k above that

I could be a little off, but if Houston is B1 starting Senior pay would be 7900-8900 depending on size. Bonus based on 20% of that.

 

[Maui]

Those aren't possible, even in like San Fran. Just like most couriers, managers and seniors rarely get to top pay. They have gotten 2% raises last 5 years. Top pay for a grade 29 senior in B0 is about 12k a month - 144k. I know a senior who has 38 years with company, 20 as a senior and is only at 50% of range- 10k a month. If an ops manager just became a senior, it's highly unlikely they make over 8k a month.

Nah. A B0 29 would start over 8k, and a 28 over 7500. 160k would only be possible for a newer Senior in a B4 that received over 100% of the allocated bonus. Unlikely

 

[MassWineGuy]

Most everyone can walk in water unless they're hydrophobic.

I was just pointing out your Jekyll/Hyde persona.

Now it’s out! So am I. And I’m never going back to prison.

 

[!Retired!]

So?