Why the State of Tech?

We conducted this survey to bridge the gap between top tech talent and organizations, helping hiring teams understand what truly matters to professionals and how to engage them effectively.

Key Findings

πŸ“Œ Shifting Career Priorities

Career advancement (72.5%) and compensation (65.6%) are now the leading reasons for job changes, showing a shift from company culture to personal growth and earnings.

πŸ“Œ The Leadership Gap

Mid-career professionals report unmet leadership expectations, with Dutch leadership ratings trailing behind Ireland but outperforming Germany.

πŸ“Œ Salary Disparities

The gender pay gap remains widest at the mid-career level, with differences of up to €37K in tech roles.

πŸ“Œ Workplace Flexibility Matters

73% of tech professionals say hybrid or remote work improves productivity, with flexible policies being crucial for retaining women in the workforce.

πŸ“Œ Employer Brand Misalignment

71% of professionals feel there’s a disconnect between company branding and workplace reality, and 65% would leave their company if its reputation declined.

Companies looking to stay ahead in talent attraction and retention must adapt. The data shows that employees are increasingly strategic about their careers, with job moves based on compensation, learning opportunities, and leadership quality rather than company loyalty alone.

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