The 20th annual RICS Macdonald & Company Rewards & Attitudes Survey is live, with the chance for you to win £500 plus three further prizes of £150. Enter the survey here for your chance to win.
Have your say in the RICS Macdonald & Company 2019 Salary Survey and receive the Executive Summary, free plus a chance to win £500.
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Your voice counts. Last year, almost 7,000 professionals took part and now is your chance to participate in the most comprehensive survey in our industry.
“Everyone who completes the survey helps shape opinion and build an accurate picture of compensation levels and attitudes held in property & the built environment,” says Peter Moore, Managing Director of Macdonald & Company. “Now in its 20th year, this is the most comprehensive Rewards & Attitudes survey in our industry.”
Topics addressed in the survey include:
- How much do you earn compared to your peers?
- How big is the gender pay gap?
- What does the industry think 2019 will bring?
- How does ethnicity, age, qualifications or location impact on compensation?
- How will Brexit impact you personally, your organisation or the residential sector?
How do you compare?
Take your chance to benchmark yourself against thousands of professionals across the globe and in your region. Every participant to complete the survey will receive their own copy of the Executive Summary of the results when published in 2019.
In 2018, 65% of respondents received a base salary increase. Did everyone receive a pay rise this year or is the way people are being compensated changing?
What benefits are most in demand this year?
Take the survey, see how you compare and get the chance to win £500 for your participation as well as an executive summary of the results.
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Read about last year’s findings on PrimeResi here
