Women working in the IT sector are generally positive about their careers, according to new research. A recent study conducted by womenintechnology.co.uk indicated that 55 per cent of respondents felt "continual change" was the best thing about being a female in the industry. Furthermore, some 49 per cent said they value the opportunities for working with new technology in the IT environment. However, 55 per cent were still concerned that may not be able to earn as much as their male counterparts in similar roles. Maggie Berry, director of womenintechnology.co.uk, said the study provided some "very interesting feedback". "The work we do and the events we hold both aim to arm women with the skills and knowledge they need to help overcome some of these problems and hopefully chip away at that glass ceiling," she said. Elsewhere, the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services recently claimed that strong IT skills are a significant advantage in the jobs market. Pareto - Graduate Jobs with some the UK's largest companies earning up to £35k OTE. Pareto has a unique approach to placing graduates in high-profile graduate sales jobs and graduate jobs. We are the UK's largest and most successful graduate assessment, graduate placement and sales training organisation.
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