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2024 Edition

IT Global HR Trends Report

The main technologies shaping careers and trends for IT workers:

Artificial 

intelligence

Big data 

analytics 

Cloud 

computing

Cybersecurity 

Enhance Employee Satisfaction 

What makes IT workers happy?

From a survey of 5000 individuals across various sectors, IT stood out with an impressive overall job satisfaction score of 8.4/10. The report delves deeper into how IT professionals perceive their working conditions, including ideas for optimising these aspects in your workplace.


What initiatives is your company implementing to ensure IT workers remain happy and engaged in their roles?

8.4/10

IT employees satisfaction score

Solve Recruitment Challenges

IT is seen as a prosperous career path today, and many young people are training to enter the field. Despite this, many IT specialities are in short supply, with companies competing for the interest of qualified candidates.


Key decision-makers agree that recruitment remains arduous as candidates juggle multiple offers, selecting only the best. Our survey underscores this reality: 47.3% of companies struggle to find staff with advanced digital skills to some or a great extent, contrasting with only 12.4% who face no difficulties.


What strategies are you considering to tap into the mindset of IT candidates and make your company stand out?

47%

of companies struggle to recruit talent

Attract top-notch talent

Insights from our survey show the weighted values that IT workers and candidates place on job benefits. Among them, 49% prioritise salary highest, while 31.2% emphasize work-life balance, and 21.1% prefer low-stress jobs. Career advancement is essential for 25.3%, with 13.1% valuing ongoing skills development.


How does your company plan to attract top-tier IT talent?

49%

of IT workers prioritise compensation

Empower your IT workforce

IT pros are keen on advancing their careers, and our survey discloses the routes they take to acquire new skills: 39.1% utilize employer-organised training, while 33.7% pursue self-initiated online courses. Recognising these trends is vital to facilitate the right support structures effectively.


How is your organisation adjusting to the learning preferences of IT employees to foster their career growth and skill development?

72.8%

of IT professionals are learning new skills

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