How To Prepare For An IT Job Interview
Interviewing is a competitive process and preparation is the key to success. On average, four to five people are interviewed for each IT job in Ireland. So, you can expect to be competing against three or four other candidates. An interview invite demonstrates that...
9 Findings For 2023 | What Your Employees Really Think
Heading into the new year, we surveyed more than 5,000 IT workers in Ireland for their opinions and insights. We asked them about their career plans, workplaces and employers. Overall, the sentiment was positive with 62% of IT professionals saying that they would...
How Much Can IT Workers In Ireland Earn After Tax in 2023?
We have calculated the ‘after-tax’ salaries for 22 salary bands starting at an annual salary of €25,000 per annum.
Why Europe Is Great For IT Careers (Especially Ireland!)
Brexit, the Pandemic and the acceptance of remote working have led to more IT professionals looking to travel and work. In fact, 40% of Europeans now work remotely compared to 5% two years ago. However, it isn’t just remote working that has IT professionals looking to...
6 Signs It’s Time To Find A New IT Role
If you find yourself occasionally wondering if it’s time to find a new job, don’t worry. You’re not alone. A Solas IT Recruitment poll found that 85% of IT professionals in Ireland intended to find a new job this year. More importantly, there are plenty of IT job...
Solas It Recruitment Virtual Walking Challenge For The Irish Kidney Association
This November marks one year since our colleague and friend John Egan received his life-changing kidney transplant. To celebrate his recovery and raise awareness of Kidney Disease in Ireland, the Solas IT Recruitment team would like to invite you to join us in raising...
Employee Wellbeing Resources | Ireland | 2022
A recent Solas IT Recruitment survey asked the question ‘Do You Feel That Your Employer Proactively Invests In Your Health And Wellbeing?’. The results showed us that only 18% of IT professionals in Ireland feel that their employers proactively invest in their health...
Your Guide To The 4 Day Working Week (Ireland)
If there’s one topic that divides the opinions of employers in 2022 it is the idea of a four day week. Globally there is a growing movement in favour of shortening the working week to four days with no loss of pay. It’s a movement supported by businesses, health practitioners, trade unions, environmentalists, academics, women’s rights and civil society organisations, and global advocates.
In Ireland, there is currently no official consensus on the possibility of moving to a shorter week, but there is a trial underway.
The Future Of Work From Home – What Our IT Candidates Are Telling Us
Last month, we asked our candidates how they felt about returning to the workplace and the results were very clear.
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