Annual IT Salary Survey shines a light on security hiring and compensation trends. Read on to find out what your peers said about their career outlook and how your salary compares.

By Amy Bennett

Mar 30, 2016 12 mins

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California’s $15-an-hour minimum wage may spur automation

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By Patrick Thibodeau

Mar 30, 2016 3 mins

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Male computer programmers shown to be right up there with chefs, dentists on gender pay gap scale

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By Bob Brown

Mar 23, 2016 3 mins

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Employers get creative with compensation

Savvy companies are coming up with new ways to recognize their best employees, according to PayScale's 2016 Compensation Best Practices report.

By Sharon Florentine

Mar 10, 2016 3 mins

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How high will IT salaries climb?

IT salaries rose 7.7 percent year-over-year in 2015, the largest leap ever. But is this growth sustainable?

By Sharon Florentine

Feb 10, 2016 5 mins

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