There are few employees currently available for this economic sector in the state of Oklahoma. That's because employers will create a demand in this country for roughly 1.6 million IT workers this year. In a total U.S. IT workforce of 10 million, that shortfall means one job in every dozen will be vacant. The job titles listed for each of the five major geographical areas are those most generally used by employers. Significantly, several new job titles appear in this year's survey, reflecting the rapidly-changing nature of the work being performed in the information systems field.
Salaries shown are base salaries, for permanent employees only.
In addition to their salaries, CIO's and IS Directors will receive bonuses averaging 22 percent of base salaries in 2000. After a highly successful year, we've compiled the results from over 44,000 entries that we received for our Salary99 Survey. Take a look at who's making what. The survey has broken down the industry by 12 categories of jobs, encompassing dozens of job titles. Click on the Salary Survey title to visit their home page and find your potential salary.