Generally...how much of a raise....

[FreshPrince]

should a network engineer expect to get when he/she is promoted to IT manager?

Give me an average percentage.

-FP

 

[Ameesh]

how many people will you be managing?

 

[oniq]

13.3%

 

[Ameesh]

-4.89%

 

[FreshPrince]

Originally posted by: Ameesh
how many people will you be managing?

that is unknown at this time

 

[mithrandir2001]

It shouldn't be a percentage. The person should get an IT manager salary, regardless of what they were making before.

An "IT manager" would get at least 70-75K in the NE part of the country...upwards of 90K in larger organizations.

 

[Gravity]

Ya, it's a different position. No percent, you'll get screwed. Do a google or salary calculator or find out what others in that position are making and get the same.

 

[alkemyst]

yeah dont agree with the silly notion that 'we can't give you this large of a raise, even though the other managers are making that amount or more'....

This is a trick now employers are using to hire pre-degree on the basis you'll get the job on graduation....then they hold your old token salary/wage over your head to get a steal of a deal on the position.

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