[jsfg_cinti] 2003 Looking Bright for IT Salaries

Good news!  But does that mean salary of $78,687 sound reasonable to you?
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January 10, 2003 
2003 Looking Bright for IT Salaries 
By Sharon Gaudin 
IT salaries have stopped falling and demand is up for workers specializing in 
networking, data security, object programming and wireless communications, 
according to a new study. 
That's good news for an industry that has been hit hard by the slumping economy 
and wave after wave of dramatic job cuts. According to the Information 
Technology Association of America (ITAA), U.S. companies laid off more than 
500,000 IT workers in the past year. The size of the high-tech workforce 
dropped from 10.4 million to 9.9 million, with tech workers at IT companies 
much more likely to receive a pink slip than their counterparts working in 
non-IT companies. 

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The mean salary for all IT positions in large enterprises has increased from 
$73,856 in January of 2002 to $78,687 this month, according to a study just out 
by Janco Associates Inc., a Park city, Utah-based consulting firm. In mid-sized 
companies, the number has gone up from $66,554 to $72,619 in the same time 
frame. 

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