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	Section editor: Ranka Jovanovic Fri, 12 March 2010

IT salaries at a glance

[Ranka Jovanovic] - A record number of respondents � 4123 � across all major industries took part in ITWeb's 2005 IT Salary Survey.�Full story

KEY FINDINGS

Top execs take a pay leap
[Laura Franz] - Our survey reflects a wide gap between top and bottom earners. Sales people top the earnings charts at the staff level, but technical expertise cashes in at the management level. \|21 Apr 2005\|

�	Scale and size
�	Highest earners
�	The gold in mining

SAMPLE

Techies are top respondents
[Tracy Burrows] - A record number of respondents � especially technical professionals � completed the ITWeb Salary Survey 2005. So who comprised this sample? \|21 Apr 2005\|

TECHNICAL CERTIFICATIONS

Getting into the pound seat
[Carel Alberts] - 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. \|21 Apr 2005\|

�	On average
�	Smaller pond
�	Measuring by title

CONTRACTORS

A green patch for contractors
[Damian Clarkson] - Three-quarters of contractors surveyed say they are more than happy with their job. And with salaries looking good, why shouldn't they be? \|21 Apr 2005\|

�	Where the money lies
�	Happy hunting ground
�	True market value

BENEFITS AND PERKS

The demise of the �dead cert� reward
[Tracy Burrows] - The days of the guaranteed 13th cheque and annual pay rise appear to be over. \|21 Apr 2005\|

�	Incentives or cash

JOB SATISFACTION

Doing it with a smile
[Laura Franz] - More survey respondents love their jobs, and financial compensation plummets down the list of job satisfaction factors this year. \|21 Apr 2005\|

CAREER PATHS

We want to stay
[Laura Franz] - 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. \|21 Apr 2005\|

�	Contractors' choice

3 May 2005


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