This document summarizes findings from a recruitment agency about the ecommerce job market in the UK. It discusses average ecommerce salaries, common job roles and in-demand skills like consumer psychology and data insights. Gender pay gaps are also examined, with women found to hold only 20% of executive roles and 10% of board positions. The document also looks at challenges around employee retention, reasons for leaving jobs, and what workers value like work-life balance and commute times. Key factors that impact retention are identified as overtime hours, commute lengths, and workplace happiness.
2. We’re an ecommerce recruitment agency based in Shoreditch.
We help match incredible digital talent with amazing
ecommerce brands.
We’re structured like an ecommerce team, with our consultants
specialising in:
ecommerce web analytics & CRO
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7. The Gender Pay Gap
Gender vs. Seniority In ecommerce
“60% of those employed within the retail
sector are women. 85% of retail
purchases are either made by women or
strongly influenced by them. Only 20% of
executive teams and 10% of executive
boards are female.”
Exlixirr & Women in Retail Study
8. Team Size & Requirements
Changing Needs & Demands
In demand specialisms for ecommerce teams:
consumer psychology paid social
data & insights UX
privacy
12. Employee Retention
93% of respondents
work overtime on a
regular basis. 7% say
they don’t do any.
66% of people who work
overtime do more than
2 hours per week.
15. Employee Retention
The Daily Commute
Everyone wants better work-life balance, but how far would
ecommerce superstars travel for the perfect role?
84% of our respondents commute for less than an hour each
way. 93% of this segment would be willing to travel further (but
still less than an hour) for the right job.
16% of respondents commute for more than an hour a day
each way. 74% of this segment want their commute to drop to
an hour or less; 26% would consider the same commute when
applying for a new role.