JOB SATISFACTION
73% of IT professionals report high job satisfaction with their chosen career. However, roughly half seek opportunities with different employers, particularly to earn and learn more.
The 2022 IT Skills and Salary Report shares the findings of an in-depth global survey of IT professionals at all stages of their careers, across georgraphies and industries.
For the past two decades, the goal of this research has been to equip IT professionals - from newcomers to senior executives - with the data and analysis to understand the trends that will impact their careers, professional development, organizational strategies, and more.
73% of IT professionals report high job satisfaction with their chosen career. However, roughly half seek opportunities with different employers, particularly to earn and learn more.
Neearly 40% of professionals feel extremely good about their job security, which has likely been reinforced by high competition for talent and an insatiable need for skilled technologists.
IT professionals report high quality outcomes, faster resolution times, an sharper focus at work after earning a certification. 34% of IT leaders say these professionals add $25,000 or more in value to the organization.
Cloud computing, cybersecurity, AI and machine learning top the list of investment areas for IT leaders in the next year. 55% of leaders say they plan to train their existing staff to help close skill gaps.
FEWER IT LEADERS REPORT SKILLS GAPS — BUT MANY FACE OTHER CHALLENGES | Survey findings show most IT leaders still report skill gaps on their teams. The good news is that percentage has declined 10% since last year - a welcome trend after years on the rise. However, amid a fierce labor market, leaders face other pressing challenges. |
Undoubtedly, this is good news but those who still face these gaps battle with elevated team stress, longer resolution times, and more.
Without security skills, awareness, and effective preparation, organizations leave more room for threats or bad actors to try their defenses.
Talent recruitment and retention topped the list of major workplace challenges in this year’s report as organizations struggle with a tight labor market.
However, it’s also the area that’s toughest for them to hire for as professionals with these skills are in high demand for all with their sights set on efficiency and scale.
This year, 7,952 IT professionals across the world participated in the survey, lending their time to share valuable insights into the following:
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