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Program Manager Salary

$183,000

Median Total Comp, 🇺🇸 US

$145K

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$229K

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$290K

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The average Program Manager salary is $183,000. View Program Manager salaries across top companies broken down by base, stock, and bonus. Last updated: 3/5/2025

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Putting all the energy in succeeding in one job, or staying low and getting a second one?

For a long time, for me, it has been all about succeeding as much as possible in the main job, so putting all the effort, attention and time there.

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Company Salary Expectations

It seems like, outside of Big Tech and startups, companies have unrealistically low salary ranges, particularly for those with more experience.

undertone

Robinhood no longer remote, RTO announced last week

Robinhood announced RTO at 4 days/week or more now, going back to in-person. They made a huge announcement when going fully remote but within a year they have fully retracted.

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  1. What is the salary of a Program Manager?

    The average total compensation of a Program Manager in United States is $183,000.

  2. What is the minimum salary of a Program Manager in United States?

    While there is no minimum salary for a Program Manager in United States, the average total compensation is $183,000.

  3. Where is a Program Manager paid the most?

    A Program Manager is paid the most in San Francisco Bay Area with an average total compensation of $219,000.

  4. What company pays the most for Program Manager?

    The highest paying company for a Program Manager is Google with an average total compensation of $294,700.

  5. What does a Program Manager do?

    A program manager is responsible for developing and managing programs and projects. They work with stakeholders to ensure that the program or project is on track and within budget.

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