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Do you qualify for the high end of a salary range? Probably not, says new data

 September 30, 2024 Do you qualify for the high end of a salary range? Probably not, says new data A new report from Glassdoor finds that new hires are actually more likely to be offered a lower salary than they expect—regardless of what the job listing says. BY Pavithra Mohan As more companies have started posting … Continue reading Do you qualify for the high end of a salary range? Probably not, says new data

Olivia Colman calling out Hollywood’s pay gap reveals a frustrating truth about salary negotiations for women at work

March 28, 2024 Olivia Colman calling out Hollywood’s pay gap reveals a frustrating truth about salary negotiations for women at work Companies sometimes use ‘precedent’ to determine what an employee is worth, even if the calculation is built on a faulty premise. BY Shannon Cudd A somber fact to reckon with as we near the end … Continue reading Olivia Colman calling out Hollywood’s pay gap reveals a frustrating truth about salary negotiations for women at work

Job dissatisfaction up sharply: The 2024 MarTech Salary and Career Survey

Dissatisfaction rose as time, talent and budget became harder to find and expectations to show ROI increased. Constantine von Hoffman on March 26, 2024 Fewer resources and more stress cut into martech professionals’ job satisfaction this year, according to the 2024 Martech Salary and Career Survey. Job dissatisfaction jumped by 9% for managers and staff … Continue reading Job dissatisfaction up sharply: The 2024 MarTech Salary and Career Survey

MarTech Salary and Career Survey: More promotions and more layoffs

Overall, the median salary of men is 35% more than the median salary of women. At director and up, women earn 5% more than men. Constantine von Hoffman on March 25, 2024 For martech professionals salaries are good and promotions are coming faster, unfortunately, layoffs are coming faster, too. That’s according to the just-released 2024 … Continue reading MarTech Salary and Career Survey: More promotions and more layoffs

Number of women in marketing up, but salary and seniority remain problems

Women hold 51% of jobs at UK SEO agencies, however men are more likely to hold senior positions. Constantine von Hoffman on March 8, 2024 The marketing industry is in an interesting position when it comes to women in the workforce. Women hold 60% of all North American marketing jobs, according to data from LinkedIn, … Continue reading Number of women in marketing up, but salary and seniority remain problems

Forget the paycheck, employees really want a raise in emotional salary

  By Hannah Yardley March 12, 2024 Compensation has surpassed career growth as the number-one reason employees will job hunt in 2024, and the unsettling economy is likely to blame. The reality is that costs are rising, salaries are plateauing, employees are struggling, and, in turn, two-thirds have one foot out the door.??  While this … Continue reading Forget the paycheck, employees really want a raise in emotional salary

How did a tumultuous year impact marketers? Take the MarTech Salary and Career Survey

Spend a few minutes to help us all understand what the past year meant for marketers and their careers. Mike Pastore on November 28, 2023 If you thought ushering the 2020s in with a global pandemic would be the unlikeliest thing to happen for a while, you weren’t alone. But even as 2023 gives way … Continue reading How did a tumultuous year impact marketers? Take the MarTech Salary and Career Survey

How much should startup founders pay themselves in salary? Increasingly, the answer is $0

  By Clint Rainey September 26, 2023 On the whole, startup founders seem to have been busy this year enjoying the spoils of their hard labor: Their median salary, according to a new report by the startup-focused accounting firm Pilot, has increased by 15%. But then another pattern jumps out: The biggest change in the … Continue reading How much should startup founders pay themselves in salary? Increasingly, the answer is $0