Q: Do army recruiters get a commission?

No, army recruiters do not get a commission. Army recruiters go through special training to work in army recruitment. They do receive extra pay for their recruitment services, and this comes in addition to their regular army salary.

Q: Do recruiters get commission?

Yes, some recruiters get commission. In most cases, agency recruiters receive a base salary in addition to any commissions they receive from placing a candidate with a company. When a recruiter places a candidate on a direct-hire contingency basis, they are paid a percentage-based fee calculated off the job seeker's first-year salary.

Q: Do recruiters get paid a salary?

Yes, recruiters get paid a salary, in general. This almost always applies to internal recruiters who are exclusively recruiting for the company they work for. However, there are independent recruiters who are third-party external recruiters working for staffing agencies or are self-employed. External recruiters typically receive a recruitment fee or placement fee.

Q: Do recruiters make good money?

Yes, recruiters make good money. The pay model varies whether you are working as an internal recruiter or as an external recruiter. The average salary for a corporate recruiter in the US is $52,000. Executive recruiters earn the most, with a base salary of $93,045.

Question 1

How much does a recruiter make?

Accepted Answer

The average recruiter salary in the United States is $51,374. Recruiter salaries typically range between $35,000 and $74,000 yearly. The average hourly rate for recruiters is $24.7 per hour.

Recruiter salary is impacted by location, education, and experience. Recruiters earn the highest average salary in Massachusetts.

Question 2

What state pays Recruiters the most?

Accepted Answer

Massachusetts pays Recruiters the most in the United States, with an average salary of $66,136 per year, or $31.80 per hour.

Question 3

How do I know if I'm being paid fairly as a recruiter?

Accepted Answer

You know if you are being paid fairly as a recruiter if your pay is close to the average pay for the state you live in. For example, if you live in District of Columbia you should be paid close to $65,792 per year.

Question 4

What is a good starting salary for a Recruiter?

Accepted Answer

A good starting salary for a recruiter is $37,000 in the United States. That puts you in the 10th percentile of annual income for a recruiter in the U.S., which is about what you would expect if you were new to the field. The average salary for recruiters is $54,028, but that normally requires some level of experience to achieve. Furthermore, a good starting salary for a recruiter can vary by state.

Question 5

Do army recruiters get a commission?

Accepted Answer

No, army recruiters do not get a commission. Army recruiters go through special training to work in army recruitment. They do receive extra pay for their recruitment services, and this comes in addition to their regular army salary.

Question 6

Do recruiters get commission?

Accepted Answer

Yes, some recruiters get commission. In most cases, agency recruiters receive a base salary in addition to any commissions they receive from placing a candidate with a company. When a recruiter places a candidate on a direct-hire contingency basis, they are paid a percentage-based fee calculated off the job seeker's first-year salary.

Question 7

Do recruiters get paid a salary?

Accepted Answer

Yes, recruiters get paid a salary, in general. This almost always applies to internal recruiters who are exclusively recruiting for the company they work for.

However, there are independent recruiters who are third-party external recruiters working for staffing agencies or are self-employed. External recruiters typically receive a recruitment fee or placement fee.

Question 8

Do recruiters make good money?

Accepted Answer

Yes, recruiters make good money. The pay model varies whether you are working as an internal recruiter or as an external recruiter. The average salary for a corporate recruiter in the US is $52,000. Executive recruiters earn the most, with a base salary of $93,045.

Question 9

What is the base salary for a recruiter?

Accepted Answer

The base salary for a recruiter ranges between $51,342 and $64,891 annually. The title "recruiter" can apply to different types of positions. Companies may employ internal recruiters in their human resource departments, and they may be paid hourly or by salary.

Rank	State	Avg. salary	Hourly rate
1	Washington	$63,943	$30.74
2	Rhode Island	$62,038	$29.83
3	Massachusetts	$66,136	$31.80
4	District of Columbia	$65,792	$31.63
5	New York	$62,624	$30.11
6	Oregon	$59,266	$28.49
7	California	$65,166	$31.33
8	Alaska	$60,762	$29.21
9	New Jersey	$63,659	$30.61
10	Vermont	$55,344	$26.61
11	Delaware	$55,855	$26.85
12	New Hampshire	$54,015	$25.97
13	Nevada	$51,500	$24.76
14	Colorado	$55,585	$26.72
15	Connecticut	$58,433	$28.09
16	Virginia	$57,312	$27.55
17	Arizona	$50,398	$24.23
18	Maine	$56,653	$27.24
19	Pennsylvania	$52,709	$25.34
20	Texas	$50,487	$24.27
21	Utah	$48,979	$23.55
22	Maryland	$55,799	$26.83
23	Idaho	$49,118	$23.61
24	Wyoming	$44,884	$21.58
25	Illinois	$48,504	$23.32
26	Minnesota	$48,018	$23.09
27	New Mexico	$50,344	$24.20
28	North Carolina	$47,638	$22.90
29	Georgia	$46,426	$22.32
30	West Virginia	$46,177	$22.20
31	Michigan	$45,699	$21.97
32	North Dakota	$42,741	$20.55
33	Ohio	$45,125	$21.69
34	Louisiana	$46,030	$22.13
35	Oklahoma	$46,289	$22.25
36	Nebraska	$42,814	$20.58
37	Montana	$44,621	$21.45
38	Kansas	$44,760	$21.52
39	Hawaii	$42,888	$20.62
40	Wisconsin	$44,227	$21.26
41	Missouri	$45,374	$21.81
42	Alabama	$44,907	$21.59
43	Tennessee	$41,765	$20.08
44	Florida	$43,823	$21.07
45	Kentucky	$41,894	$20.14
46	Arkansas	$41,613	$20.01
47	South Dakota	$36,965	$17.77
48	Iowa	$41,507	$19.96
49	South Carolina	$42,101	$20.24
50	Mississippi	$40,451	$19.45
51	Indiana	$40,575	$19.51

Rank	City	Avg. salary	Hourly rate
1	Richmond, CA	$71,994	$34.61
2	Boston, MA	$66,273	$31.86
3	Washington, DC	$65,815	$31.64
4	Seattle, WA	$64,601	$31.06
5	Hoboken, NJ	$64,011	$30.77
6	Albany, NY	$63,134	$30.35
7	Albany, OR	$59,741	$28.72
8	Portland, ME	$57,078	$27.44
9	Richmond, VA	$57,041	$27.42
10	Baltimore, MD	$56,159	$27.00
11	Colorado Springs, CO	$55,801	$26.83
12	Philadelphia, PA	$53,191	$25.57
13	San Antonio, TX	$50,772	$24.41
14	Las Vegas, NV	$50,748	$24.40
15	Phoenix, AZ	$50,535	$24.30
16	Salt Lake City, UT	$48,908	$23.51
17	Chicago, IL	$48,549	$23.34
18	Saint Paul, MN	$48,081	$23.12
19	Raleigh, NC	$48,049	$23.10
20	Atlanta, GA	$46,488	$22.35

Percentile	Annual salary	Monthly salary	Hourly rate
90th Percentile	$74,000	$6,167	$36
75th Percentile	$62,000	$5,167	$30
Average	$51,374	$4,281	$25
25th Percentile	$42,000	$3,500	$20
10th Percentile	$35,000	$2,917	$17

Job title	Annual salary	Monthly salary	Hourly rate	Job openings
Staffing Consultant	$40,837	$3,403	$19.63	41,815
Talent Acquisition Consultant	$69,315	$5,776	$33.32	44,216
Employment Coordinator	$40,810	$3,401	$19.62	36,231
Human Resources Coordinator	$44,074	$3,673	$21.19	53,322
Human Resources Recruiter/Manager	$78,339	$6,528	$37.66	75,365
Recruiting Coordinator	$45,459	$3,788	$21.86	56,602

Rank	Company	Average salary	Hourly rate
1	Meta	$108,128	$51.98
2	Microsoft	$102,519	$49.29
3	Google	$95,669	$45.99
4	Northern Trust	$93,236	$44.83
5	Silicon Valley Bank	$92,308	$44.38
6	Western Digital	$91,245	$43.87
7	Pandora	$90,348	$43.44
8	Apple	$88,396	$42.50
9	JPMorgan Chase & Co.	$87,695	$42.16
10	Applied Materials	$85,981	$41.34
11	Amazon	$83,763	$40.27
12	Pinterest	$83,711	$40.25
13	MongoDB	$83,453	$40.12
14	Bain & Company	$83,357	$40.08
15	Activision Blizzard	$82,698	$39.76
16	ZeniMax Media	$82,556	$39.69
17	Citi	$82,274	$39.55
18	Amphenol	$82,117	$39.48
19	Nokia	$82,042	$39.44
20	Koppers	$81,746	$39.30

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