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InformationWeek's 2012 U.S. IT Salary Survey shows IT pros doing OK in a slow-growing economy, with staffers typically making $90,000 and managers $116,000. Most wanted: People who blend business analysis and IT skills.
IT pros have been through a lot during the past decade, our salary surveys show, and the journey's not looking a whole lot easier.
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