Match the responsibility
Compare team size, budgets, portfolio or project scale, geography and decision-making authority. A title alone is not enough.
A salary comparison is useful only when the responsibilities, market and package are comparable.
Practical guidance for framing a hiring decision. This is an approach guide, not a published research edition.
Compare team size, budgets, portfolio or project scale, geography and decision-making authority. A title alone is not enough.
Keep base salary, bonus and long-term incentives separate. State the currency, pay period and whether a figure is gross or net.
Look at when the pay was observed, who is represented and how the range was built. Treat a small or narrow sample with care.
Salary guides
Compare like-for-like roles, markets and compensation.
In preparation
Each guide will show the currency, pay period, role scope, evidence dates and sources behind its ranges.
We do not have an approved dataset or a downloadable guide available yet.
Use research to inform a decision. Always check what it covers and where it stops.
Source links and evidence dates sit alongside the findings.
Geography, role scope and pay basis stay visible.
Interpretation is distinguished from evidence; gaps are stated.
Share the market, responsibilities and package questions. We can discuss the context around your hiring brief.