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“Spark Your Salary”

Filed under Industry News, On the Job, Salary and Benefits
Posted by Libraries, December 14, 2005
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Johanna Rothman, Computerworld, Vol. 39, Issue 43, p.54, October 24, 2005.

Computerworld just released its 2005 Salary Survey of information technology professionals in the U.S. Author Johanna Rothman summarizes the data in this article as good news: salaries, bonuses, and training budgets are slightly up, if not at the levels of the 1990s tech boom. Rothman suggests that IT employees can remain competitive by being innovative in their jobs and also states that “employers are paying more for people who know about security.”

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