2021-11-19 13:57
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2021-11-19 13:57
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According to the analysis published on Friday, almost half of the job offers in the IT industry concern non-programming occupations. Its authors emphasize that currently development in the IT industry is also possible in positions such as business analyst, project manager and tester.
According to the analysis of IT Coders Lab and Pracuj.pl, employment in the IT industry does not have to equal the compulsory knowledge of Java or JavaScript languages or the ability to create and administer IT systems.
Of all job offers in the IT industry, which in the first half of this year appeared on the Pracuj.pl portal, 49.25 percent. concerns professions not directly related to programming. There are six main professions in this group. The most popular and desired is a business analyst (6,152 advertisements, which constitutes 28.51% of all job advertisements in the group of non-programming professions).
The helpdesk technical support employee is in second place (5,510 ads, i.e. 25.27%), while the podium is closed by the project manager (4,911 advertisements, which is 22.52%). The remaining professions sought by employers concern: testing (3,498 advertisements / 16.04%), network administration (1,160 advertisements / 5.32%) and service management (576 advertisements / 2.64%).
The authors of the analysis emphasized that the demand for non-programming professions varies territorially, although thanks to the possibility of remote work, living in another region of the country ceases to be a barrier. The voivodeship with the highest number of job offers is Mazowieckie Voivodeship (6,054 advertisements). The following voivodeships were also in the lead: Małopolskie (2,597 ads), Dolnośląskie (2,190 ads), Śląskie (1,774 ads) and Wielkopolskie (1,577 ads).
The three voivodships with the lowest number of job offers in non-programming occupations are: Opolskie (470 ads), Warmińsko-Mazurskie (457 ads) and Świętokrzyskie (437 ads).
Among the non-programming professions, a service management specialist can count on the highest salary. According to Pracuj.pl, the average earnings for this position amounted to PLN 14,500 gross. A business analyst can count on gross PLN 11,000, a tester PLN 10,500 gross, and a project manager PLN 10,000 gross. The remuneration of a network administrator (PLN 7,500 gross) and a technical support employee (PLN 5,000 gross) were closer to the national average. As noted, earnings largely depend on experience and competences.
author: Karolina Mózgowiec
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