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E-commerce positions are on the rise

E-commerce positions are on the rise Dice.com Salary Survey of 15,000 respondents indicates companies are beginning to plan for the post-Y2K world of e-business. By Laurie Souza October 1999 Job tools Whether you’re looking for a new job or negotiating a raise, here are some valuable resources: Dice.comFor IT professionals and the companies who wish […]

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Laurie Souza

Oct 1, 1999

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E-commerce positions are on the rise

Dice.com Salary Survey of 15,000 respondents indicates companies are beginning to plan for the post-Y2K world of e-business.

By Laurie Souza

October 1999

Job tools

Whether you’re looking for a new job or negotiating a raise, here are some valuable resources:

Dice.com
For IT professionals and the companies who wish to employ them.

Dice.com Salary Survey
Results from a recent dice.com survey of over 15,000 IT professionals. Survey results can be queried by location, desired salary, and other criteria.

Datamation/dice.com IT Salary Tracker
Links to recent job profiles including business analysts and Web professionals.

The demand for IT workers who are skilled in Web development and e-commerce applications is rising dramatically as corporate technology planners begin to build and deploy new systems that will help their companies compete in the e-business arena. Conversely, the demand for COBOL programmers and others involved in Y2K remediation work is steadily declining as companies begin to wind down their coding and testing efforts. (See charts, “IT job market changes.”)

These observations were drawn from a survey of 15,000 participants over the past three months. Dice.com, Datamation’s sister Web site for IT professionals, conducted the survey. It has one the largest online listings of information technology positions in the U.S.

The dice.com salary survey also indicates that contract workers are earning more than permanent IT staffers, and men continue to earn more than women for comparable positions. For more details on the survey findings, view the results at dice.com (see “Job tools” box at right).

The weekly Datamation/dice.com IT Salary Tracker is a feature found in Datamation’s IT Staffing section, which highlights hot new trends in careers and staffing. To view our archived data on salary trends and job demand for various IT jobs such as data warehouse professionals and database administrators see http://www.datamation/staff/dicearchive.html.

Dice.com offers IT professionals the ability to search our jobs database of more than 120,000 positions based on job category, salary, and region.