More (Earning) Power to You
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As 2022 beckons, now is a great time for fresh starts and new perspectives. Take a moment to reflect on your career path. What opportunities does your current position offer you? What are your ultimate career goals? Are you being paid what you are worth? The twelfth edition of Earning Power: Project Management Salary Survey can help you answer these questions.
To compile this latest edition of Earning Power, professionals from more than 40 countries were surveyed. A wide array of demographics was collected and analyzed, including position, work experience, educational background, industry and more. Findings from the report are enlightening; for example, survey respondents with a PMP certification report higher median salaries than those without a PMP certification.
Download the Earning Power report and gain insight into:
- Salary data from more than 30,000 project management practitioners
- A general listing of median salaries reported by country from highest to lowest
- Reported salary increases over the past 12 months and expected salary increases over the next 12 months
- Information on employee benefit packages
See where your position sits on the salary and benefits landscape—and some good news: despite the impact of COVID-19, half of the respondents (50%) report that their total compensation (including salary, bonus, and other cash incentives) increased over the 12 months prior to completing the salary survey. Nearly one-quarter (22%) reported increases of at least 5% over that time.
This report can help guide you towards the next great opportunity and keep your career on track. If you are a PMI member, feel free to download the full Salary Report as well as an interactive Salary Survey Tool. Members and non-members alike can read the summary report here. And start 2022 off empowered to make smart career choices.
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Luis Branco
CEO| Business Insight, Consultores de Gestão, Ldª
Carcavelos, Lisboa, Portugal
Dear Deryn
Thank you for sharing the study "Earning Power: Project Management Salary Survey" published by PMI
It always contains important information about our profession.
Rami Kaibni
Community Champion
Senior Projects Manager | Field & Marten Associates
New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Deryn
This is an amazing report. I wasn’t aware it was released so thanks for bringing this to our attention. I also wasn’t aware PMI has an interactive salary tool, it’s a great resource as well.
RK
This is a welcome report
I look forward to reading it
Thanks
Warren Simon
Program Manager| DoD
Baltimore, Md, United States
I'm sure I'm the 'odd-one-out' since I am a Program Manager for the US Department of Defense, so our salaries are somewhat pre-determined based on our work/career grade rather than by any negotiations or industry specifics. But it is still very interesting to see how others' salaries and compensation compare to my own.
Latha Thamma reddi
Sr Product and Portfolio Management (Automation Innovation)| DXC Technology
Mckinney, Tx, United States
Dear Deryn
Thank you for sharing the study "Earning Power: Project Management Salary Survey" published by PMI.
Thank you, this is an amazing report!!
Thanks for sharing this information
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