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ISR vs ISM payscales

Hi folks.
I've always heard (but never seen proof with actual numbers) that it's absolutely possible, and actually quite common, that higher grade AEs have a higher total compensation than their own managers (usually Senior Manager levels).

I was wondering if such a dynamic can happen also within Inside sales, with more senior ISRs/ISAEs having a higher TC than their Inside Sales Managers (who are on "manager" grade, not "senior manager").

Some said it's possible, but from what I know Inside Sales have a pretty rigid compensation plan, with almost no margin to negotiate, so it sounds very unlikely to me.

If someone has figures (also in %) comparing ISM/ISR compensation ranges it would be very interesting, since I've always been curious to understand what the delta is between an IC and manager position within the same org and level.


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When I was an ISM in GCCS (6 years ago), my TTC was higher than any individual ISR on my team but about half made more than me because they over attained. My comp was tied to the full teams compensation.

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Post ID: @gm+1m6z9yy09

Could I submit my pay cycle to the NGSA team? Is this possible?

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Post ID: @fj+1m6z9yy09

@bn
I'd like to understand if it's really possible that my manager is paid so little more than me.
I know a couple of super senior AEs who are paid more than their senior manager, but looking at how our ISR grades are capped, I strongly doubt the gap between ISM and ISRs salary can be so small, or even in favour of ICs.

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Post ID: @er+1m6z9yy09

Why? What's the purpose?

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Post ID: @bn+1m6z9yy09

Just watch out who your direct report is going to be. We're installing someone who will give you bad performance reviews otherwise, man

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