how much do petsmart employees make?
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As much as a pet-smart employee can make if a pet-smart employee could make much. ;-p\nStarting out you may make minimum wage, maybe a little more, depends on the area and how hard/easy it is to get/keep employees. Example; Micky-Dee (McDonald's) Some areas they may start a person at say $7 per hour, where I live, one can not keep employees and starts people at $8.50. Also, if you stay with pet-smart they give raises like most companies. AND, in time, if, you show incentive, you can move into management. That about all I can tell you.
508997
$30,000 a year working at walmart distribution center being an order filler.  Basically getting huge boxes off the shelf and loading them on a semi that goes to your local walmart.
509864
Depends on what level of management you're wanting to get into, what kind of market the store is in, and a lot of other things. Base pay for department sups can start off at about $12, but if you're in a larger market (with higher cost of living) I've heard of it getting up to $17-18. For a zone or assistant manager, I'm guessing between 30-40k but not too sure about that.
1165223
how much they make depends on the position they are in.you can geta job there by attending their recruitment programs
364465
I am a certified equine sports massage therapist.  I make $65/hr.  You won't find jobs for this, you work for yourself.  It is slow to get the business going, and you must live where there are a lot of horses.\n\nI am about to have my certification in canine massage as well.\n\nIf you want to do pet therapy, go for it.\n\nCheck out www.equissage.com for more info about becoming certified as an equine/canine sports massage therapist.
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Good help is difficult to find in pet shops and they cannot legally hire you.  If you are entrpreneurial and industrious (which it sounds like you are) go in and say, up front, "I am a very good worker and have a real love for animals.  While I know you cnnot legally hire me, let me work around here for a week and you pay me what you think I am worth"...then you need to perform.  Do jobs, like cleaning cages and help the store look nicer with good merchandising.  Also, bring new ideas of things you can do to help the store be a better place to shop.  If you get tht far I can give you lots more ideas!
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This is a great estimate for this problem!  Good job!\n\nIf you want an exact answer, you can just set it up a little further.  You already have that the weekly salary is $150 + 6% of sales.\n\nIf we let 'x' be the amount in sales and convert 6% to .06, we can derive the equation\n\n150 + .06 x = 650,\n\nwhich is the equation to find out how much in sales the employee needs to make exactly 650.\n\nThen we do algebra:\n\n.06 x = 500\n\nx = 500/(.06) = 8333.333333. . .\n\nSo your estimate was really close.  Keep up the good work!
951798
I was just rehired as a seasonal employee in Colorado.  I start at $7.25 an hour.  When I previously worked there, you receive upto a $0.50 raise every six months.
566750
u can find out at salary.com
72247
a lot i suppose, I know one thats going to built a 3 million dollar animal hospital. I think he makes a good amount of money
166901
Sheesh. I'm a receptionist and make 9.50 :(\n\n<--- husband's avatar
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The Price is Right\n\n\nP.S.  Be sure to have your pets spayed or neutered.
712227
Pet-co sells many types of fish and they have a food supply for them. Probably a mixture of many things; go see.
633341
I recently interviewed an entrepreneur who started a business selling natural frozen ice cream treats for dogs, along the same lines you are thinking. Her website is Chilly-Dawgs.com and you can read an interview of how she started her business, the way she developed her products, and how she is marketing her products at http://www.womenhomebusiness.com/startup/chillydawg.htm\n\nThe pet food industry is one of the few food industries that are undergoing sustained growth. According to the American Pet Products Manufacturers Association, “American pets are sitting in the lap of luxury as U.S. pet owners spend more on their pets than they spend on candy or even toys.” In 2005, Americans’ spending on pets is projected to be about $14.5 billion for food alone. \n\nThe following statistics and industry trends may encourage you: http://www.appma.org/press_industrytrends.asp\n\nEstimated 2006 Sales within the U.S. Market\n\nFor 2006, it estimated that $38.4 billion will be spent on our pets in the U.S.                            \n\nFood= $15.2billion\nVet Care=  $9.4 billion\nSupplies/OTC Medicine = $9.3 billion\nLive animal purchases= $1.8 billion\nPet Services: grooming & boarding = $2.7 billion\n\nThe numbers above show that there is a demand for your business idea. The humanization of pets - where we think of them as members of family, not animals - ensures that there is demand for natural dog treats.\n\nGood luck.
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I believe the question goes "how much is that doggie in the window?", immediately followed by the answer "woof woof".\n\nCurrently WOOF (VCA ANTECH INC) is trading on the New York Stock Exchange for $28.03 per share. Therefore WOOF WOOF (2 WOOFs) would be $56.06.\n\nThe doggie costs 56 dollars and 6 cents.\n\nThrow me a bone!
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Wal-mart has the lowest wages. $3.04 an hour. \n\nThats if you average in the illegial immigrants they hire.