Salary for Parts Salespersons
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A parts salesperson specializes in helping customers pick and purchase spare and replacement parts in a store or repair shop. They have superior customer service skills and are able to answer customer inquiries by telephone as well as in person. Additionally, they are able to fill orders for specific parts or order needed parts that are out of stock in a timely manner. They helpfully advise customers as to alternative parts when replacements are unavailable and follow a detailed storage system when receiving and stocking new parts. They remain on the lookout for new products to market to clients and examine returned parts for defects and flaws. A high school diploma is required for employment in this professional post.A Parts Salesperson will usually earn wages ranging from 24000 and 36000 based on experience. Parts Salespersons receive an average pay level of Thirty One Thousand Four Hundred dollars annually.
Parts Salespersons can obtain the highest pay in Connecticut, where they can receive average pay of close to $35620. People in this category of job can make the most money in Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation, where they earn normal pay levels of $42110.
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SALARY TREND
The annual compensation for this career has gone up since 2004. Salaries have increased by an average of 11.12 percent nationwide in that time.

INDUSTRIES
Parts Salespersons tend to make the most in the following industries
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services | $42,110 |
Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation | $37,770 |
Public Administration | $36,610 |
Management of Companies and Enterprises | $36,370 |
Other Services (except Public Administration) | $34,530 |
Wholesale Trade | $33,830 |
In general, they earn less within the industries below
Administrative, Support and Waste Management Services | $26,060 |
Transportation and Warehousing | $30,270 |
Retail Trade | $30,310 |
Construction | $30,690 |
Manufacturing | $32,960 |
Real Estate and Rental and Leasing | $33,420 |
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