Two in five IT professionals are regularly exploring  job options

Soaring demand for security, cloud, and AI professionals is reshaping workforce planning, making it easy for IT professionals to change jobs
IT professionals on the move: Brittany Lutes, research director with Info-Tech Research Group and lead author of the ‘IT Talent Trends 2025 Report’.

IT professionals on the move: Brittany Lutes, research director with Info-Tech Research Group and lead author of the ‘IT Talent Trends 2025 Report’.

Tue, 24 Dec, 2024 - 16:53
Edmund Burke

More than two in five IT professionals are regularly exploring new job options, making it one of the most mobile sectors of industry.

Global research and advisory firm Info-Tech Research Group’s new IT sector worker survey — the ‘IT Talent Trends 2025 Report’ — found that 42% of IT professionals are regularly exploring potential new roles.

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