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CAREERS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: AN ANALYSIS OF JOB SATISFACTION AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN MALES AND AFRICAN AMERICAN FEMALES

This study examines job satisfaction among African American males and African American females in the field of Information Technology (IT). It finds that male and female African American IT professionals have high levels of job satisfaction. For African American female workers, this high job satisfaction is associated with high levels of satisfaction with salary. For male African American workers, the situation is more complex. African American male IT workers who are satisfied with their salaries are also satisfied with their jobs. Some male African American IT workers who are not satisfied with their salaries are satisfied with their jobs. This satisfaction is related to opportunities for advancement and other job facets.