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What is the typical salary in the metal refining business?

From the average worker on the job to some of the higher ups within the business.
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Emmy’s Answer

Hello Tyler,

The amount you make is dependent on many factors such as where you live, your past experience, and your level of education among other things. You can utilize a site such as https://www.payscale.com/my/survey/choose. When you fill out the survey you will be given a customized estimate of what may be reasonable.

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Emmy
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Lisa’s Answer

Hello!

There are a couple of steps you can take to learn more about salaries.

1) Research average salaries. There are two great salary resources I can recommend: salary.com and glassdoor.com. Salaries are based on specific jobs in an industry as well as where the job is located (region). Also, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has salary information on jobs https://www.bls.gov/bls/blswage.htm. So, first do some research to find out the kinds of jobs people have in the metal refining business (google, look at jobs on indeed.com, glassdoor.com). And then do some research to learn the average salaries.

2) Conduct informational interviews with people who work in this industry. Do you know any people who are working in metal refining or anyone who knows someone working in this industry? Or perhaps someone who runs a business locally? You can also try networking with people in this industry on LinkedIn. Many people are happy to help someone starting out. Politely introduce yourself and explain that you are looking at entering the metal refining business. Then ask them for 20 minutes to talk to you about their experience. Prepare a set of questions to take with you so you make the best use of their (and your) time.

Good luck!

Lisa recommends the following next steps:

Schedule specific day/time to do research on jobs and salaries. Put it on your calendar.
Reach out to 1-2 people in your network or on LinkedIn for an informational interview.
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