Reputation Executive Salaries | Comparably
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Reputation, creator of the Reputation Experience Management category, is changing the way companies gather and act on customer feedback to drive decision making and enhance Customer Experience (CX) programs. Reputation’s interaction-to-action platform translates vast amounts of solicited and unsolicited feedback data into prescriptive insights that companies use to learn from and grow. Thousands of global organizations rely on the patented algorithms behind Reputation Score X™ to provide a reliable index of brand performance in order to make targeted business improvements. Backed by Bessemer Ventures and Kleiner Perkins, and trusted by over 250 integration partners, including Google, Facebook, Salesforce, J.D. Power, Amazon and Web.com, Reputation turns feedback into the fuel to grow businesses around the world. Visit reputation.com to learn more. read more
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Reputation Executive Salaries

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Joe Fuca  CEO / President
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The average Reputation executive compensation is $245,371 a year.The median estimated compensation for executives at Reputation including base salary and bonus is $242,686, or $116 per hour. At Reputation, the most compensated executive makes $790,000, annually, and the lowest compensated makes $34,000.

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