Barbers Jobs Pay in District of Columbia, DC
Average Hourly Pay
Range: $45.15 – $49.67
Average Annual Pay
Range: $93,912 – $103,303
Barbers Jobs Pay outside District of Columbia, DC
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC
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Alabama, AL
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Arizona, AZ
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Arkansas, AR
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California, CA
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Connecticut, CT
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How much do Barbers make?
Your level of experience is a key factor in determining your earning potential. Here's what you can expect at different career stages:
0-2 years
Hourly Rate
$40.30/hr
Range: $38.38 – $42.22
Annual Rate
$83,817
Range: $79,825 – $87,808
3-5 years
Hourly Rate
$47.41/hr
Range: $45.15 – $49.67
Annual Rate
$98,608
Range: $93,912 – $103,303
6+ years
Hourly Rate
$54.52/hr
Range: $51.92 – $57.12
Annual Rate
$113,399
Range: $107,999 – $118,798
Barbers job description
Barbers professionals perform specialized duties that contribute to organizational success. They apply their skills and knowledge to meet job requirements and deliver quality results.
- •Perform assigned duties efficiently
- •Follow company policies and procedures
- •Collaborate with team members
- •Maintain quality standards
- •Report issues to supervisors
- •Complete required training
- •Job-specific technical skills
- •Communication
- •Attention to detail
- •Time management
- •Teamwork
- •Adaptability
- •Relevant experience or education
- •Ability to meet job requirements
- •Background check may be required
- •Reliable transportation
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