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Illinois Tool Works - Salary Expectations?

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·1d ago·2 comments

Hi all, I'm in the process of interviewing for a role at ITW (in Illinois, obviously). The role seems like a good fit and the company has a solid reputation. I'm trying to get a realistic handle on salary expectations for a mid-level engineering position there. I know it varies by location, experience, and specific division, but I'd appreciate any insights people are willing to share. What's the general compensation structure like? Are they competitive compared to other large industrial manufacturers in the area? Any advice on negotiation or typical salary ranges you've seen or experienced would be super helpful. Trying to go into the negotiation phase well-informed. Thanks in advance for any help!

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·1d ago

From what I've seen, ITW is generally competitive, especially for engineering roles. They tend to have a solid base salary with good benefits, and performance bonuses can add a nice chunk on top. Don't forget to factor in the value of their stock purchase plan if that's offered. It's worth asking about the typical bonus structure and how it's determined during your interviews. They seem to value experience and reward it appropriately.

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·1d ago

I've heard good things about ITW's compensation for engineers. They aren't always the absolute highest payer compared to some tech-focused companies, but their total package, including benefits and opportunities for advancement within their diverse business segments, often makes them a very attractive option. Make sure to research the specific division you're interviewing with, as pay can differ slightly across their many operating companies.