More than 40% of it switches plan to earn between 2 2,000 and 4 4,000 over a five — year period-study
Most switches plan to start their careers as a tester, and the most popular programming language is JavaScript. And more than 40% of beginners plan to earn from від 2,000 to.4,000 in the five-year term. This is evidenced by a study by the IT company GlobalLogic.
The main thing is what professions are most often chosen by switches? Beginners in IT most often choose the profession of a website developer or tester. But project management and management are much less interested in switches. 41.3% of switches chose manual or automated testing, while 35.7% chose front-end testing.Also popular areas among respondents were: development of technologies for site engines, server technologies — back-end (26.8%); development of smart devices (19.7%); creation of applications for iOS and Android (17.8%); business analysis (17.4%); project management (16.9%); support, deployment and administration of networks, project work environment or developer (11.3%). What programming languages do switches most often choose? The majority of switches choose JavaScript-59.5%. GlobalLogic explains this by its versatility and relative ease of writing program instructions. Python is in second place in popularity — more than 56.4%. C / C++ was chosen by 23.1%, TypeScript — 16.4%, C# — 12.3%, Go — 10.3%, Java — 9.2%.
Who do switchers see themselves as in 5 years? 65% of respondents want to work in a team of developers, testers, business analysts, and so on. 24.8% of switches plan to implement themselves in team management in such positions as team lead, project manager or scrum master. How much do switches plan to earn in 5 years? 40.3% of respondents plan to earn 2 2000-4000, and 28.6% expect compensation in the amount of 4 4000-6000, 14.6%—. 6000 or more, 10.7%—. 1000-2000. Details For the study, GlobalLogic interviewed 7,411 Ukrainians who completed the IT Switch course.
During the survey, respondents could choose several possible answers, so the cumulative percentages exceed 100%.
