SAP: IT employees earnings to drop 30-50%

Salaries in the field have registered a sound growth in the past two years, above the average of other industries.

“I am not only talking about salaries, I am also talking about benefits, such as car, fitness, meal tickets.

According to Tomsa, poorly prepared employees will be laid off, while the skilled ones have no reason to worry for their jobs. SAP, which currently has 70 employees, did no lay people off and did not stop the recruiting process. I think this is necessary in order to be in line with the efficiency,” Tomsa told Business Standard.