Some executives frequently travel to meetings and conferences. They may also travel to overseas, national, and regional offices. Executives and managers are occasionally exposed to the weather. This may happen while they are traveling or while they are inspecting a building. In large companies, managers and executives often transfer between the parent company and local offices.
Wages vary greatly with training, experience, and industry.
Entry-level wages may be significantly lower. Salary levels vary depending upon the workers level of responsibility and length of service. Pay also varies with the type and location of the firm. The size of the company can have a big influence on salary. For example, a manager in a very large corporation can earn much more than an equal worker in a small company.