$80KTampa, FLAnonymous Employee Average Salary at Wolters Kluwer(2 salaries)
+$10K (13%) more than national average Anonymous Employee salary ($70K)
+$9K (11%) more than average Wolters Kluwer salary ($71K)
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Wolters Kluwer Anonymous Employee
in Tampa, FL·
+$21K (28%) more than average Wolters Kluwer Anonymous Employee salary ($63K)
"I feel that I am being paid a fair compensation for my talent and experience."
$75K
Wolters Kluwer Anonymous Employee
in Tampa, FL·
+$12K (17%) more than average Wolters Kluwer Anonymous Employee salary ($63K)
"I feel I am being underpaid"
$110KChicago, ILAnonymous Employee Average Salary at Wolters Kluwer(2 salaries)
+$40K (44%) more than national average Anonymous Employee salary ($70K)
+$39K (43%) more than average Wolters Kluwer salary ($71K)
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Wolters Kluwer Anonymous Employee
in Chicago, IL·
+$38K (46%) more than average Wolters Kluwer Anonymous Employee salary ($63K)
"It's a nice package and I am happy about it."
$118K
Wolters Kluwer Anonymous Employee
in Chicago, IL·
+$55K (60%) more than average Wolters Kluwer Anonymous Employee salary ($63K)
$183KNew York City, NYAnonymous Employee Average Salary at Wolters Kluwer(2 salaries)
+$113K (89%) more than national average Anonymous Employee salary ($70K)
+$112K (88%) more than average Wolters Kluwer salary ($71K)
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Wolters Kluwer Anonymous Employee
in New York City, NY·
+$77K (75%) more than average Wolters Kluwer Anonymous Employee salary ($63K)
"It's hard to determine this. Everyone who is intelligent and competent at their jobs will think they are underpaid, which is good because it drives them to work harder for promotions. I would say that I am fairly compensated, but wouldn't turn my nose up at more."
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Wolters Kluwer Anonymous Employee
in New York City, NY·
+$162K (112%) more than average Wolters Kluwer Anonymous Employee salary ($63K)
"The salary is on par with competitors in the SaaS space."
$48KKennesaw, GAAnonymous Employee Average Salary at Wolters Kluwer·
-$22K (37%) less than national average Anonymous Employee salary ($70K)
-$23K (38%) less than average Wolters Kluwer salary ($71K)
"Not satisfactory for the level of work performed."
$55KSaint Louis, MOAnonymous Employee Average Salary at Wolters Kluwer·
-$15K (24%) less than national average Anonymous Employee salary ($70K)
-$16K (25%) less than average Wolters Kluwer salary ($71K)
"I am definitely being underpaid at the moment, however the other benefits (PTO) are extremely good."
$70KWaltham, MAAnonymous Employee Average Salary at Wolters Kluwer·
Equal to national average Anonymous Employee salary ($70K)
-$1K (1%) less than average Wolters Kluwer salary ($71K)
"Average for the job. As my duties increased, my salary increased about 25% in relation."
$73KBoston, MAAnonymous Employee Average Salary at Wolters Kluwer·
+$3K (4%) more than national average Anonymous Employee salary ($70K)
+$2K (2%) more than average Wolters Kluwer salary ($71K)
$73KRiverwoods, ILAnonymous Employee Average Salary at Wolters Kluwer·
+$3K (4%) more than national average Anonymous Employee salary ($70K)
+$2K (2%) more than average Wolters Kluwer salary ($71K)
"I am being paid less than I should"
$84KBaltimore, MDAnonymous Employee Average Salary at Wolters Kluwer·
+$14K (18%) more than national average Anonymous Employee salary ($70K)
+$13K (16%) more than average Wolters Kluwer salary ($71K)
"Underpaid for my background and experience. Lots of admin and busy work, but my core strengths are under utilized. Position is more of a starter position."
$92KNeedham, MAAnonymous Employee Average Salary at Wolters Kluwer·
+$22K (27%) more than national average Anonymous Employee salary ($70K)
+$21K (25%) more than average Wolters Kluwer salary ($71K)
"The sales teams are generally compensated adequately, with fair sales and retention targets, and adequate support. Our technology has gotten quite stale, and new product development has been at a stand still for a number of years due to organizational change, so meeting those targets has become a challenge. As Director of Customer Success, I've been able to leverage existing resources into new markets and campaigns, but offered little in the way of innovative solutions to drive new sales."