Create on-demand survey results by industry, region, revenue, headcount and more by combining market filters for your analyses. This “How-to” reviews how to use market filters in Quick Benchmarks and Market Queries.
From Market Queries filters are accessed using one of the breakout options:
From Quick Benchmarks filters are accessed from the main display:
After selecting the country and job family, you have the option to select filters. Available Market Filters are unique by country. Many countries have industry, region, and founder/non founder filters at the employee level. Company filters include revenue, headcount, invested capital, ownership type, and organization type.
This is the filter view when the US is selected
You do not need to select-all to include all data. Leaving all filters unchecked will include all data.
Example of a "US All" breakout in market queries, this breakout would include all US data excluding the client. No additional filters have been selected.
Some of the key filters for specific countries are:
- Exempt/Non-Exempt for Canada and the US
- Manufacturing/Non-Manufacturing for China
- Local/Non-Local for India and China
Use the filters as needed but remember that at a certain point selecting too many filters will result in a small sample of data.
Filters and Definitions
Employee Filters
Employee Industry: Employee filters are for employee level demographics. For example, Company X’s industry classification is Hardware but has a small software business. So they may have employees aligned to Software Products. If you select “Software Products” Employee industry filter, you will receive data including all Software Products employees, regardless of their companies’ industry classifications.
Founder/Non Founder: Groups employees by Founder or Non Founder of the company
Region/City: Not available in all areas, allows data to be filtered by city or region.
Tenure: apply this filter to understand pay trends amongst the recent hires. Tenure is calculated effective as of the most recent publication. For example, if the most recent publication is October 2021, then the "<18 months" filter would select all incumbents who have a hire date within 18 months of October 2021.
Sales Channel: this filter is applicable to certain sales jobs only, subject to participants reporting individual incumbents mapped to specific sales channels.
Life Science Products Code and Restaurant Concept Type: this filter is applicable to both clinical jobs in life sciences companies as well as sales jobs in life sciences companies, subject to participants reporting individual incumbents associated with specific products. In addition, within this filter you can select restaurant concept type.
Executive Organization Level: User can now filter data by Corporate, Multi-Profit or Group, Plant, and/or Single-Profit or Division.
Executive Geographic Responsibility: Filter executive data by geographic region of responsibility including Global, Local, Asia Pacific, EMEA, Latin America, North America, and Other Region.
Executive Revenue Scope: this incumbent level filter is applicable to business unit or division executives whom are mapped to business unit/division revenues within the specified ranges.
Onshore/Offshore: For Energy clients you can select to filter by Onshore or Offshore (US Only)
Energy Basin: For Energy client you can select a specific basin filter which has relevant selections including Permian/West Texas, Bakken/Three Forks, and the Appalachian region among other basins.
MSA (Metropolitan Statistical Areas): After selecting the MSA filter, a pop-up will appear where users can type in a location or state. Add or Remove selections individually or in groups. Data will aggregate, so if you require a separate filter for each region a separate breakout is required.
3-Digit Zip Code: The zip code filter displays a similar pop-up where users can search by entering the first three numbers of the desired zip or the state. Use the "Add" button to add individual selections or "Add All" to add everything from your search. Use the "Remove" options to do the reverse.
Company Filters
Company Industry: Company filters are for company level demographics. For example: If you select the “Software Products” Company Industry filter, you will receive data including all employees whose company’s industry classification is Software Products.
Headcount Range: This filter groups employees by range listed. You can select one or multiple filters.
Revenue Range: Similar to the Headcount filter, you can select multiple ranges to filter data by company revenue.
Ownership Type: A key filter for Private Market clients. Clients on the Private Market Offering will only see Private Venture-Backed, Private Equity Growth, and Private Equity Buyout companies.
Organization Type: Select the Company / Business Unit level from the dropdown list provided. The Corporate is the entire company, Multi-Profit or Group - a geographic region or global business line, Single-Profit or Division - a single country or single business line, and Plant - a manufacturing cost center.
Invested Capital: Banded levels of invested capital
Primary Sales Channel: this filter reflects the primary sales channel of a participating organization in the Radford Global Compensation Database.
Stage of Development: this company level filter is applicable to private or pre-IPO participants mapped to various stages of product development, for both technology and life sciences industries.