Aaaaaand drum roll...𼠠Our inaugural Sales Enablement Salary Survey has landed!
Our report reveals all about sales enablement salaries by region, industry, career, level, product and much more.
What does it cover?
- Global salaries
- Commission & bonuses
- Salary satisfaction
- Pay progression
- Industry & market
- Company factors
- Organizational structure
- Career development
Curious yet? Download your copy of the report today!
We gave a select few enablers an early sneak peek at the results. Hereâs what they said:
âItâs critically important to get buy-in from your company's leadership about what 'good' looks like and what you're responsible for impacting as it seems to have a direct correlation to your salary and ability to earn a living in this field.â
and...
âWhat was interesting to me personally is that over half of your respondents said they didn't feel their salary represented the value of sales enablement. It seems we professionals in the industry have an opportunity to do some education around this.â
What will your reaction be?
Not downloaded it yet?
Hereâs an excerpt from our salary satisfaction section to get you goingâŚ
We asked, how satisfied are sales enablers with their salary?
Itâs not a massive shock that those who said theyâre most satisfied by their wage earned, on average, $121,200, way over the overall average of $107,500. Less than a fifth said they were âvery happyâ or âhappyâ with their current salary.
When asked if there was one thing they could change about their compensation, other than salary, some of the most popular answers included: stock options, bonus/incentives more closely aligned with sales targets, career growth path, more training opportunities, quarterly pay reviews, more annual leave, more sick leave, maternity pay, 401K match, job title change, and being able to hire more staff.
When we look at salary satisfaction by job title, we can see that half of Directors are ânot very happyâ with their salary - and more likely to say so than any other role. Sales Enablement Executives are the ones most likely to declare themselves âunhappyâ. This dissatisfaction among those higher up the job title chain perhaps suggests they feel they're not properly rewarded for the extra responsibility and accountability.
Senior Sales Enablement Managers are most likely to report they are âvery happyâ or âhappyâ than the other roles (but equally likely to say theyâre ânot very happyâ).
Is your salary reflective of your role and everything it entails?
Just a quarter of our respondents agreed theyâŚ
