PR & Communications Jobs
Manages an organization's public image, media relations, and internal/external messaging across corporate and public-facing channels.
350 live pr & communications jobs across 5 roles hiring now. The biggest are Communications Manager (177), PR Manager (71), and Internal Communications Manager (62). Median disclosed pay across the category is $132K USD from 125 postings that list a salary. 20% of listings are remote.
What are pr & communications jobs?
PR and communications roles manage what a company says publicly and how it is understood, across press, employees, and moments when the story is not flattering. The work is relationship-heavy and writing-heavy in equal measure.
What these roles have in common
Every role here writes for an audience that did not ask to hear from you, and every one carries reputational risk. All of them need judgement about timing and framing more than volume of output.
How the roles differ
PR Manager and Publicist work outward, to press and public. Internal Communications Manager works inward, to employees. Corporate Communications Manager handles the formal company voice, including the difficult announcements, and Communications Manager is the generalist that smaller teams hire to cover all of it.
Skills that transfer across the category
Press writing, media relationships, message discipline, and staying calm when a story moves faster than the approvals. Internal and external comms transfer between each other more easily than either transfers into marketing.
Where these careers lead
Toward Head of Communications and eventually executive communications, or into brand and content leadership for those who prefer building the story over defending it.
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PR & Communications jobs: common questions
What kind of jobs are in PR?
The pr & communications roles we currently track hiring are Communications Manager (177 open), PR Manager (71 open), Internal Communications Manager (62 open), Corporate Communications Manager (51 open), and Publicist (6 open). Each has its own board, salary report, and market breakdown.
What does a PR job do?
PR and communications roles manage what a company says publicly and how it is understood, across press, employees, and moments when the story is not flattering. The work is relationship-heavy and writing-heavy in equal measure.