A growing cohort of New Zealand's leading IT services companies are making use of the government's wage subsidy scheme in a sign the virus shutdown is causing pain for local tech businesses.
Project management, software development and digital are the most in-demand skills in the Auckland technology market, as the city continues to fight for talent.
Technology salaries in New Zealand are increasing at a steady rate, with heightened demand for coding skills driving up the dollar value of contracts.
Accenture raked in $33 million while eight other firms cracked the $1 million mark in the ten months to the end of April.
"Tech employers in New Zealand rate hands-on experience as the most valuable skill to consider..."
“Watch out Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.”
So what do you need to do to attract the best talent to your company?
ICT companies across New Zealand are working harder than ever to attract and retain high quality tech talent, with new tech professionals widely tipped to expect more from their pay package this year.
Kiwi employers are finding other ways to entice talent across New Zealand.
Go Wireless NZ Ltd, a value-added distributor of wireless networking and IoT (Internet of Things) solutions in New Zealand and the South Pacific since 2006; today announced a new vendor partnership with US-based Soundvision Technologies, a future-focused manufacturer of cutting-edge smart speakers and multi-zone amplifiers and parent company of TruAudio and VSSL.
