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Private Sector Pay Will Continue to Rise
U.S. private sector wage growth should continue to
accelerate in the months ahead on the back
of a healthy employment climate, according
to a survey released by the Bureau of
National Affairs Inc.
They predict year-over-year wage increases to continue to
accelerate modestly, even though the pace of
job growth has slowed recently.
The indicator recorded its ninth straight quarterly
increase for the first time since 1996-1998
and a sustained increase in the indicator
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MBA Doubles the Salary Outlook for IT Professionals
University of Maryland research confirms that getting an
MBA is the single best move you can make to
increase your value as an IT professional in
today's market,
Education is more valuable than experience
because it provides more durable and
versatile conceptual skills. In contrast, IT
experience has high rate of obsolescence -
learning new technologies only makes a
professional valuable for a few years when
those skills are in high demand. An MBA
education teaches how to evaluate new
technologies or how to strategically invest
in and manage IT projects, which makes for a
more valuable long-term employee that can
use those skills in a variety of situations.
On average, in dollar terms (deflated to
1999 figures), IT professionals with MBAs
earn more than $24,000 per year than those
with only bachelor's degrees and more than
$17,000 per year than those with other
master's degrees after controlling for a
variety of demographic and institutional
factors.
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The IT Hiring Resource Kit - Silver Edition
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IT
Salary Survey
 The
January 2008 Salary Survey is now featured
in several key media sites
The salary survey draws on data collected
throughout the year via extensive
Internet-based survey instruments and
completed survey forms from businesses
throughout the United States and Canada. The
survey data reflects IT salaries in 78 major
cities in the United States as well as 23
cities in Canada. Summary data is provided
in both the PDF document and a separate
Excel Spreadsheet.
The data in the current survey is as of
January 2007. You can download a summary of
the Salary Survey as from the our site.
Just follow the link below.
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