FAQs
- Q: What does a product manager earn in the U.K?
- A: In todays market, a Junior Product Manager could earn between £45,000 and £55,000. A step above this as a Product Manager, you could expect to earn between £60,000 and £80,000 depending on many factors including the business, its size, sector, growth plans and people budget.
- Q: Is product management high paying?
- A: A Chief Product Officer could be earning between £130,000 to £300,000 depending on a number of business factors. A Product Director or VP Product role, could also earn between £100,000 - £200,000.
- Q: Are product managers in demand?
- A: Due to ever increasing customer expectations, the launch of new products signifies a crucial time for any organisation. Getting the right product management team in place to support this launch, and to maintain and improve its functionality, is crucial to the businesses success. Product Managers are therefore in demand in todays market, with our product recruitment team growing in turn to keep up with number of product vacancies.
- Q: What is a product manager?
- A: A Product Manager regularly assesses the competitor and customer landscape to identify a customer needs and creates a product or develops a feature within an existing product to fulfil that need. A Product Manager will define the vision of that product, prioritising features and capabilities, and defines the success criteria for that product.