salary structure for Incident Manager

[reezar]

Hello,

I'm a newbie in this forum. Located in India and ITILv2 Foundation certified, I'm currently working in the incident management team in an MNC for the past 5 years. Now, I'm looking for a change in the profile and have got an offer for Incident Manager in another co. Does anybody have a fair idea as to what would be the industry standard salary package for Incident Manager with 5 years ITIL exp. in India (Bangalore)

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[Diarmid]

There is no such thing as an industry standard salary for incident managers.

How could there be? - an incident manager might be a part time role for someone with three other roles; an incident manager might be the entire incident management and resolution resource for an organization; an incident manager might have the capacity to rope in resources from across the organization to deal with incidents; an incident manager might head a dedicated team to deal with all incidents; Incident Manager might be the job title of someone whose role is to manage each individual incident that is allocated to him or it might be the job title of someone responsible for the organization's incident management process(es) and who may or may not be expected to get his/her hands dirty dealing with actual incidents; an incident manager may be required to have a wide range of in-depth technical skills or very little technical depth, but an overall grasp of technical matters; ............................ etc. etc. etc.
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[UKVIKING]

The salary structure could be as follows

Salary
less
Federal income Tax
State Income Tax
Local Government Tax - {City, County etc)
FICA (Social Security Tax)
Medicare TAX


that is if you are in the US of A

In the UK

Salary
Less
Income Tax
National Insurance

I think it is much the same every where

You have a salary and then the government takes from it

I would have thought every one who works would know their salary structure ...... hmmm go figure
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[BorisBear]

Check on popular job sites (dunno if you have TotalJobs over there) and you will be able to get suggest salary ranges for different jobs.