Technology Industry Survey 2014
Computer Weekly and Mortimer Spinks surveyed 2,600 technology professionals for their views on IT careers, salaries, and work-life balance and technology.
Computer Weekly’s Bill Goodwin discusses some of the survey’s surprising findings with Mortimer Spink’s Harry Gooding and Austin Jepsen.
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