Education
Bachelor's degreeAverage Salary
$73,815Avg. Experience
3-4 yearsA career path for an Administrative Manager may involve starting as an administrative assistant or coordinator, and then progressing to a role as an administrative manager or supervisor. With additional experience and education, an administrative manager may progress to a role as a director of operations or a chief operating officer, overseeing multiple departments and teams within an organization. Additionally, with the right skills and experience, an administrative manager may also consider moving into consulting or starting their own business.
An Administrative Manager makes $73,815 per year on average, or $35.49 per hour, in the United States. The bottom 10% make about $40,920 a year, while the top 10% make about $93,681.
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$86,995 YearlyMichigan
$86,891 YearlyOhio
$69,240 YearlyMaryland
$62,434 YearlyNew York
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