Just half of marketers are happy at work, survey reveals

While it’s good news for marketing that 55.6% are happy in their jobs, disparities persist for marketers from under-represented backgrounds.

By Molly Innes 15 Feb 2024 7:04 am

The number of marketers who are happy in their jobs has fallen in the past year, according to Marketing Week’s 2024 Career & Salary Survey.

Just over half (55.6%) of marketers say they are either quite happy or very happy in their role. However, more than a fifth (22.2%) are either not very happy or quite unhappy – a significant portion of the workforce. Meanwhile, 22.2% say they are indifferent.

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