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5:30
Salary Survey 2005
Apr 21, 2005

Getting into the pound seat

Salary Survey got the low-down on what certifications are worth these days, and how much you should be earning in a spread of job titles.

Carel Alberts
4:50
Salary Survey 2005
Apr 21, 2005

A green patch for contractors

Three-quarters of contractors surveyed say they are more than happy with their job. And with salaries looking good, why shouldn`t they be?

Damian Clarkson
3:20
Salary Survey 2005
Apr 21, 2005

The demise of the "dead cert" reward

The days of the guaranteed 13th cheque and annual pay rise appear to be over.

Tracy Burrows
4:50
Salary Survey 2005
Apr 21, 2005

Doing it with a smile

More survey respondents love their jobs, and financial compensation plummets down the list of job satisfaction factors this year.

Laura Franz
2:40
Salary Survey 2005
Apr 21, 2005

We want to stay

Fewer IT professionals want to leave the country. Those who do plan to emigrate say they are leaving to advance their careers, rather than because of crime.

Laura Franz
1:40
Salary Survey 2004
Apr 30, 2004

Money can buy happiness

For the first time in six years, money is rated the South African IT professional`s number one job satisfaction factor. By Tracy Burrows

Tracy Burrows
4:20
Salary Survey 2004
Apr 30, 2004

Where the money is

Database development has taken over from software development as the most highly paid IT field, but a shift towards business-oriented processes has resulted in a corresponding shift in remuneration patterns. By Warwick Ashford

Warwick Ashford
2:00
Salary Survey 2004
Apr 30, 2004

The grass is greener on this side

ITWeb`s Salary Survey 2004 confirms earlier reports - there`s little risk of an IT brain drain as professionals choose to stay home.

Tracy Burrows
8:20
Salary Survey 2004
Apr 30, 2004

An up and down year for IT folk

The demand for senior execs has pushed up salaries at the top end. At the lower end, the reported salaries remained much the same as last year, although most respondents received an annual increase between 6 and 8 percent.

Ranka Jovanovic
2:50
Salary Survey 2004
Apr 30, 2004

As young, pale and male as ever

Of the 3 112 respondents in the survey, whites made up almost 75 percent, and only just over 17 percent were women. This may, of course, be more indicative of ITWeb`s readership than the true picture in South African IT.

Tracy Burrows
2:10
Salary Survey 2004
Apr 30, 2004

How we did it

ITWeb`s 2004 IT salary survey captured 3 112 responses from a cross-industry sample of South African IT professionals.

Ranka Jovanovic
1:20
METAspectrum
Jan 14, 2004

CSC features in METAspectrum rating

Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) has been positioned among the market leaders in the METAspectrum evaluation for Leading Outsourcing Vendors North America.

CSC
 
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