Companies are willing to pay more for IT pros with specialized AI skills
More than six in 10 tech leaders say they are offering higher-than-planned salaries.
More than six in 10 tech leaders say they are offering higher-than-planned salaries.
“We need more software developers than we needed a year ago,” Eric Kutcher said at McKinsey’s Media Day.
“You want workers that are able to take on these new technologies and utilize them effectively,” Nexthink manager says.
A combined role at DOT, and some shifts from public to private.
“The AI engineer and the ML engineer right now are two of the most ambiguous job postings that are out there,” Andela Head of Research Cory Hymel says.
One expert tells IT Brew that employee retention conversations should be ongoing.
IT pros are now turning to live coding assessments, paid trials, and pairing sessions to assess a candidate’s technical skills.
Header: 59% of professionals spend 11+ hours a week chasing information across systems.†
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†Quickbase, 2025
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