IT Jobs: Are you paid enough?

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    Hudson noticed a reduction in roles for analyst programmers with skills in C, C++ and Visual Basic, but strong demand for support roles like help desk and desktop related skills. There has been steady demand for business analysts, analyst programmers, infrastructure professionals and IT managers.

    Hudson's 2010 Salary Guide can be downloaded here (PDF).

    Photo by: Hudson ICT

    Caption by: Colin Ho

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    Over half (57 per cent) of companies surveyed felt that it would be difficult to employ and find the right talent in 2010 as skills shortages re-emerge.

    Hudson's 2010 Salary Guide can be downloaded here (PDF).

    Photo by: Hudson ICT

    Caption by: Colin Ho

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    Hudson also expected contract labour to increase, as the global financial crisis has made companies reluctant to hire permanent staff.

    Hudson's 2010 Salary Guide can be downloaded here (PDF).

    Photo by: Hudson ICT

    Caption by: Colin Ho

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    According to Hudson, ICT projects put on hold during 2009 have recommenced this year and created more IT jobs.

    Hudson's 2010 Salary Guide can be downloaded here (PDF).

    Photo by: Hudson ICT

    Caption by: Colin Ho

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    Widespread shortages in applicants with specialised skills in SharePoint, .NET, Oracle and Siebel consults, have created higher salaries for related jobs due to high demand.

    Hudson's 2010 Salary Guide can be downloaded here (PDF).

    Photo by: Hudson ICT

    Caption by: Colin Ho

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    Hudson anticipated that market confidence would result in a higher number of senior roles being available. ICT professionals with experience in finance will be in particularly high demand.

    Hudson's 2010 Salary Guide can be downloaded here (PDF).

    Photo by: Hudson ICT

    Caption by: Colin Ho

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    Overall, Hudson believed there would be a skills shortage in 2010 that would drive a steady growth in ICT salary levels.

    Hudson's 2010 Salary Guide can be downloaded here (PDF).

    Photo by: Hudson ICT

    Caption by: Colin Ho

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Hudson ICT has released its annual salary guide with a breakdown of salary ranges across the IT industry from senior managers to graduate developers.

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Hudson noticed a reduction in roles for analyst programmers with skills in C, C++ and Visual Basic, but strong demand for support roles like help desk and desktop related skills. There has been steady demand for business analysts, analyst programmers, infrastructure professionals and IT managers.

Hudson's 2010 Salary Guide can be downloaded here (PDF).

Caption by: Colin Ho

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