2012 Salary Survey Shows IT Skills Remain In Short Supply On The Street

Specialized IT skills remain in short supply and are demanding a premium in the marketplace. Here are 10 highlights from the 2012 Salary Survey.
By Greg MacSweeney
June 29, 2012

4. East & West Lead

Salaries in the Northeast and Pacific regions are higher than other regions in the country, with Midwest salaries, on average, being the lowest. In the Northeast and Pacific, IT staffers earn $105,000 and $90,000, respectively. Meanwhile, their peers in the Midwest can expect to earn just $85,000, on average, with South Central IT workers coming in slightly higher at $86,000.



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