The MM&M 2018 Career and Salary Survey Premium Edition
The Premium Edition features expanded content from the 2018 MM&M Career & Salary Survey.
Career and Salary Survey
AbelsonTaylor’s Jay Carter on competing for, and developing, talent
AbelsonTaylor’s Jay Carter suggests three practices to contend with the competitive personnel landscape.
Survey finds marketing salaries are up, but gender gap widens in life sci
Salaries surged 4.8% in 2018 and are up 18.2% the past two years. But while respondents report a high degree of job satisfaction, a growing gender gap in salary remains a black eye for the business.
Women’s salary slide should be a wake-up call
Shrinking the gender pay gap in life sci marketing will take a concerted effort.
The MM&M 2017 Career and Salary Survey Premium Edition
This year’s offering includes access to the most current and in-depth data on salary and compensation trends, job satisfaction, recruitment and retention tactics, and more.
AbelsonTaylor’s Jay Carter on the key to retaining top talent
Now that Facebook, Apple, and Google have set their sights on healthcare, agencies find themselves under pressure from yet another flank.
The industry’s winning — and losing — job titles, based on salary
Hint: it pays to be an EVP.
Sudler New York’s John Marchese on the New Talent Pool
“It’s easy to ‘fill open positions,'” Marchese says. “We’ve banned that phrase. If you do that, you’re just checking boxes on a list.”
Five-Figure Salaries. Big Hair. Pharma, 1987
When the Career and Salary Survey made its debut, in 1987, Eli Lilly’s Prozac led the list of mass-market drug launches and AIDS therapy had taken a big step forward with the approval of GlaxoSmithKline’s AZT, a year earlier.
Pharma marketing salaries veer off track, dropping 2.6% in 2016
Execs say that career prospects are better than ever. Yet data from MM&M’s annual Career and Salary Survey reveals a decline in growth.
