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Communications and PR job description: template and real figures

A template for hiring a communications and PR, with what employers in today’s 232 open postings for this work ask for and offer. Copy it, fill in the brackets, then post the job free.

Open postings today
232
Experience asked, median
7 years
Postings that state pay
55%
Median advertised pay
$176K
Open to remote work
23%
Communications Manager
[Company] · [City, or Remote and the countries it is open to] · [Full-time]

About us
[Two sentences: what the company does, for whom, and one number that shows where it is now.]

About the role
Our Communications Manager manages what a company says in public and to its own staff: press, announcements, brand. You will report to [manager’s title] and work with [team].

What you will do
- [The most important result of the first year, with a number]
- Press relations: [what this means in your team]
- Writing: [what this means in your team]
- Internal communications: [what this means in your team]
- Crisis response: [what this means in your team]
- [One more duty that is specific to this job]

What we are looking for
- [7]+ years of experience as a communications and PR
- [One or two must-haves that are specific to this job]

Pay and benefits
- Pay range: $[lowest] – $[highest] a year, [plus equity or bonus if any]
- Parental leave
- Equity
- Learning budget
- [Paid time off, health cover and the rest of your benefits]

How to apply
[What to send, the interview steps and how long they take. Name the date you will reply by.]

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What today’s communications and PR postings say

Experience askedMedian 7 years; the middle half ask 5–8 years (143 postings name a number)
Pay advertised$155K – $215K for the middle half; median $176K (112 postings with a yearly US-dollar range)
Benefits named mostParental leave (35%), Equity (20%), Learning budget (7%)
Most common levelLead (32% of postings)
Titles employers useHead of Communications, Senior Internal Communications Manager, Communications Lead, Internal Communications Manager, Senior Manager, Internal Comms, Product Communications Lead

Counted from the 232 open postings for this work on Nov 14, 2026, read from employers’ own careers pages. Recounted on every update.

Questions about hiring a communications and PR

What should a communications and PR job description include?
What the person will achieve in the first year, the duties, the must-have experience, the pay range and how the hiring steps work. Use the words candidates search for, not internal team names.
Should a communications and PR job posting show the salary?
Yes, if you can: 55% of today’s 232 open communications and PR postings here do. A range filters out people who would turn the offer down, and several US states and EU countries now require it.
How many years of experience should I ask for?
The median in today’s communications and PR postings is 7 years. Ask for what the work needs: every extra year you require shrinks the pool of applicants.

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