Base salary
Compare fixed pay using a defined period and working time basis.

EUROPEAN SALARY DATA
Understand the relevant market for salary budgets, hiring and consistent compensation structures.
Salary data shows how comparable roles are paid in the market. Relevant matching is essential: duties, responsibility, industry, company size and region must fit your own job. DeBott connects this assessment with analytical compensation consulting.
Broad comparison groups may hide important differences. Narrow groups require sufficiently robust data. Scope and market characteristics are defined together before individual salary values are used for decisions.
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Learn more about our consulting approachCompare fixed pay using a defined period and working time basis.
Review incentives and commission separately and distinguish target amounts from actual payouts.
Combine base salary and variable cash compensation on the same basis.
Assess benefits, development and flexibility separately. They are not equivalent to base salary or total cash.
Assess duties, requirements and responsibility.
Consider country, region, industry and company size.
Review reward components, distributions and analytical limitations.
Connect market values with internal structure, budget and reward strategy.
Compensation Radar supports comparisons of base salary, variable compensation and total cash. Available markets and analyses are clarified for your use case and chosen access. A salary report is also available for an individual question.
Connect job evaluation with market comparison.
Learn moreDescribe a job using the questionnaire and order a report.
Learn moreNo. Market values provide guidance. Individual decisions also consider job value, experience, internal comparability and business conditions.
Base salary, variable compensation and total cash are assessed separately. Period, working time basis and component definitions must be consistent.
An initial conversation clarifies your starting point, priorities and the next practical step.