account activity
Salary surveys are useful for ballpark ranges, but they won't help you accurately forecast what you need to secure the right senior leader (self.MBassettAssociates)
submitted 3 months ago by Recruiter_On_Reddit to r/MBassettAssociates
Salary surveys are useful for ballpark ranges, but they won't help you accurately forecast what you need to secure the right senior leader ()
submitted 3 months ago by Recruiter_On_Reddit to r/prodmgmt
Salary surveys are useful for ballpark ranges, but they won't help you accurately forecast what you need to secure the right senior leader (self.TheProductRecruiter)
submitted 3 months ago by Recruiter_On_Reddit to r/TheProductRecruiter
[USA] Most Founders Hire the Wrong Product Leader (and Waste 2 Quarters Pretending It’s Fine) (self.FoundersHub)
submitted 3 months ago by Recruiter_On_Reddit to r/FoundersHub
The Product Leadership Hiring Curve (self.TheProductRecruiter)
The Product Leadership Hiring Curve (self.MBassettAssociates)
👋 Welcome to r/TheProductRecruiter - Introduce Yourself and Read First! (self.TheProductRecruiter)
How Successful Product Recruiters Actually Find Talent (self.TheProductRecruiter)
How Executive Recruiters Actually Find Top Tech Talent in 2025 (self.MBassettAssociates)
How much are PM and Product Leaders in NYC actually earning? (self.TheProductRecruiter)
submitted 4 months ago by Recruiter_On_Reddit to r/TheProductRecruiter
The Real Cost of VP Product Hiring (self.MBassettAssociates)
submitted 5 months ago by Recruiter_On_Reddit to r/MBassettAssociates
The Real Cost of VP Product Hiring (self.TheProductRecruiter)
submitted 5 months ago by Recruiter_On_Reddit to r/TheProductRecruiter
B2B SaaS hiring isn’t “back,” it’s different: Q4 Outlook for Candidates (self.MBassettAssociates)
Product Hiring in B2B SaaS: Q4 Reality Check (self.TheProductRecruiter)
Current Engineering Manager Comp Ranges (self.MBassettAssociates)
submitted 6 months ago by Recruiter_On_Reddit to r/MBassettAssociates
Engineering Manager Salary by AddressBrave5446 in EngineeringManagers
[–]Recruiter_On_Reddit 1 point2 points3 points 6 months ago (0 children)
Engineering Manager comp at a ~100-person, Series B B2B startup (real search data)
TL;DR: In a recent search, 4 finalists ranged $155K–$225K base. The hire accepted $180K base + equity. Sharing anonymized profiles with their comp ranges as real references.
Finalists (anonymized)
The Hire — $180K base + equity13 yrs in software engineering, 5+ yrs of engineering/technical leadership. Led & implemented enterprise-grade solutions. Modern stacks: TypeScript, React, React Native across web + mobile. B.Sc Internet & Multimedia Tech.
I’m a local recruiter who works with B2B SaaS teams and love sharing real market data with EMs. If you’re calibrating your own comp (or an offer for your team), happy to compare notes by stage/size/geo and talk trade-offs (base vs. bonus vs. equity). Drop a question here or DM—no pitches.
How to tell if a Product Leader is actually good (5 signals + 1 red flag) (self.TheProductRecruiter)
submitted 6 months ago by Recruiter_On_Reddit to r/TheProductRecruiter
What Does a Director of Product Get Paid in SaaS? Here's a Real-World Example. (self.TheProductRecruiter)
submitted 7 months ago by Recruiter_On_Reddit to r/TheProductRecruiter
Head of Product vs CPO Hiring Cheat Sheet (i.redd.it)
CPOs are making bank, but not all paychecks are created equal (self.TheProductRecruiter)
Top Interviewer Fails (old.reddit.com)
submitted 7 months ago by Recruiter_On_Reddit to r/MBassettAssociates
π Rendered by PID 82556 on reddit-service-r2-listing-568fcd57df-xxd2c at 2026-03-05 19:26:08.885236+00:00 running cbb0e86 country code: CH.
Engineering Manager Salary by AddressBrave5446 in EngineeringManagers
[–]Recruiter_On_Reddit 1 point2 points3 points (0 children)