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This slide is from the Siftly Strategy Salary Report 9/15/18.
@AD1 I thought about that too. Seeing as they're the highest paid of all and chose not to list their ethnicity, I'm thinking they're white men at the top of our silo. Guys who knew their salaries would make the wage gap even bigger for this dataset. 🤷🏾♂️
This is self reported. Any strat worth their salt knows what that means, beyond the small sample size for blacks, let alone how small the other populations are
Interesting report, but I’d be a bit cautious on the sample size as the report stated. I wish they had interviewed at least 80 people and have disclosed their cities, so that it would validate even further the research
Thanks for posting this 🙌🏾
@analyst 1, see slide 14
https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/SIFTLY/siftly-media-salary-report
@Analyst1 Siftly only does recruitment for strategists. I doubt they have/will produce reports on other disciplines.
Darn. Thanks for the reply tho.
Siftly does recruitment for like every role now (and they email about that expansion constantly)
These infographics are poorly executed. They’re confusing
That report is garbage. Any decent analyst should be able to see that. Not to mention the bias of a recruiting firm putting it out.
What this chart does NOT show is that these are people doing the same role, same experience level in the same city.
Siftly does not show this because their sample size is too small.
1) We know for a fact, that women, people of color are more heavily concentrated at the bottom of the ladder right now than white men. (There are more white male CSOs). This means the respondent pool reflected tris.
2) For all we know, 30 out of 36 black respondents are jr-mid levels working in lowing-paying Chicago and LA
3) For all we know, 24 out of 36 black respondents are in lower-paying strategy roles like digital and social.
YES I know for a fact (from other sources) that racial and gender income gaps for the same role in the same city are real. But I also know that this Siftly report does NOT tell us that.
It does do a phenomenal job of making planners like myself feel unhappy with my employer and like I should start looking for a job. Maybe I should sign up for Siftly? 🤔 (Get it @SDS1?)
Who the others then?
Does Siftly have PDFs of other agency roles? Anyone know where I can find them?
@SP1 yep I didn't realize that until now. Hopefully we'll see a report on all disciplines soon.
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