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Annual Survey Shows Average Product Management Salaries Stable in Down Economy
Despite continued economic issues, average product management salaries have not been negatively impacted, according to Pragmatic Marketing's 2008-2009 Annual Product Management and Marketing Survey.
Scottsdale, AZ (PRWEB) March, 20, 2009 -- Despite the current economic climate, the average annual salary for technology product managers continues to be above $100,000. But average bonuses are down slightly from last year's results.
Pragmatic Marketing's 2008-2009 Annual Product Management and Marketing Survey shows a very slight increase in salary over 2007-2008 (from $100,259 to $100,341) but does show a small drop in average bonus (from $14,799 to $12,467).
"It seems that many companies continue to see the value of product management and product marketing, even in a down economy", said Steve Johnson, author of The Strategic Role of Product Management e-book and the ProductMarketing.com blog.
The survey also looked at a typical "day-in-the-life" of a product manager. From how many meetings are attended, to how many e-mail messages are sent and received, to how many hours per week are spent working with Development, Sales and Marketing Communications departments.
Results of the survey will be reviewed in a free webinar on Friday, April 3, 2009 at 10:00 Pacific Daylight Time (1:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time).
Since 2000, Pragmatic Marketing's Annual Product Management and Marketing Survey has reviewed the state of product management and marketing in technology companies. For more information, visit www.PragmaticMarketing.com/survey.
About Pragmatic Marketing
Pragmatic Marketing provides training seminars, onsite workshops, consulting
services and an online resource center for technology product managers, product
marketers and the executives who lead them.
Over 60,000 product management and marketing professionals at 4,500 companies in the
United States, Australia, Canada, England, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong,
India, Japan, Singapore and South Africa have been trained with the Pragmatic
Marketing Framework, a practical, market-driven approach to creating and
delivering technology products. More than 10,000 have become Pragmatic
Marketing Certified, the world's leading product management certification
program.
Creators of the best-selling book Tuned In: Uncover the
Extraordinary Opportunities That Lead to Business Breakthroughs,
Pragmatic Marketing has been recognized three times by Inc. Magazine as one of
America's fastest growing private companies (2000, 2007, 2008) and named a
Comerica Bank Arizona Company to Watch in 2008.
