Okay, so Sal has a mix of administrative and technical skills, which is good. Microsoft Office skills are in demand, but not super high-demand. Research and customer service are also useful, but not typically high-paying. Strategic planning is a bit more valuable, but still not a top-tier skill. Considering his location in New York, which is a hub for many industries, I'd expect his rate to be on the higher side. However, his skillset doesn't scream 'high-paying'. I'm estimating around $35 per hour, which is a bit on the low side but still reasonable for a generalist with strong administrative skills.