The salary of a Product Manager

How much does a Product Managerin 2024?

Product Managers earn an average salary of €53,000 per year. Experience counts, juniors being on average €46,000 against €67,000 for seniors.

Role and missions of a Product Manager

The job of Product Manager is a fairly recent job in the world of Tech and startups, very popular with both candidates and companies. A Product Manager (or product manager) has the role of ensuring that the team delivers the best possible product. His profession lies at the intersection of technology, business and design. He has to wear many hats and defend the interests of all stakeholders.

As a Product Manager, you will first be the defender of the customer and all end users. You will discover their needs and translate them into goals and features. Then you make sure that these features are implemented consistently to really meet the needs of your customers. You will be involved in all product decisions, from the smallest to the largest. One day you might brainstorm the three-year vision for your team, while the next day you'll be working on button details in a dialog.‍

Product management is a highly collaborative role. The Product Manager typically serves as the primary link between engineers and other roles such as design, quality assurance, user research, data analysts, marketing, sales, customer support, business development , legal, content writers, other engineering teams, and management. It's usually the product manager's job to identify when one of these teams needs to step in and replace them if they don't exist.

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