Enterprise CIOs are still feeling secure in their jobs despite the faltering economy, thanks to their contributions to organizational efficiencies. But that doesn't mean CIOs are shying away from seeking new career opportunities or considering telecommuting if it would make their working lives better. The following stories from SearchCIO.com's 2008 Salaries and Careers Special Report address these issues by soliciting feedback from enterprise IT executives. You can also download the full report in a PDF.
What's in your wallet?
[Kate Evans-Correia, Executive Editor]
Despite an uneasy economy, CIOs and IT managers continue to make six-figure salaries, and they remain confident about future job security.
Telecommuting an increasingly common option for execs
[Rachel Lebeaux, Associate Editor]
With high gas prices, IT execs who value productivity and work/life balance have now turned to telecommuting options for their staff.
In a tough economy, CIOs have few job-security concerns
[Linda Tucci, Senior News Writer]
Despite a weak economy, IT is seen as an asset in operational efficiency, not a money pit. SearchCIO.com's recent survey indicates that many CIOs feel secure in their jobs.
CIO recruiters offer tips on getting the job you want
[Linda Tucci, Senior News Writer]
Headhunters specializing in CIO searches all say the same thing: If you're good, we'll find you. We give you the inside scoop to make sure they do.
Just the stats, ma'am: Our data tables:
How do you stack up against your peers when it comes to salary, bonuses and more? View the data below.
Related articles on SearchCIO-Midmarket.com:
CIO Salaries: Holding on to what you have
[Zach Church, News Writer]
The poor economy is holding CIOs back from asking for big raises. Some are even facing hiring freezes.
Could you hate your boss that much?
[Kristen Caretta, Associate Editor]
A recent SearchCIO-Midmarket.com salary survey shows reasons people leave their jobs -- dissatisfaction with management is at the top. Could you hate your boss that much?
Telecommuting a luxury
[Zach Church, News Writer]
Like many IT professionals at small and medium-sized businesses, this CIO has high aspirations. Some may even aspire to the corner office.
