Career and salary survey 2016: The results
Jonathan BaconSurvey reveals marketers are overworked and undervalued.
2016 Career and Salary Survey
Male marketers earn 21% more than female counterparts
Jonathan BaconThe gender pay gap persists across all levels of seniority in marketing, according to Marketing Week’s Career and Salary Survey 2015, with men earning 21% more than women on average – equivalent to an extra £7,298 each year.
FMCG marketers earn the most money
Jonathan BaconMarketers at FMCG brands take home the highest salary on average (£47,106), according to Marketing Week’s Career and Salary Survey 2015.
Overtime stacks up for senior marketers
Jonathan BaconA breakdown of overtime by job category suggests that senior marketers are working significantly longer hours than their junior counterparts.
Marketers frustrated by lack of career opportunity
Jonathan BaconA significant proportion of marketers feel let down by a lack of options for furthering their career.