The competitive capacity of professionals in Tegucigalpa technology developers: a metric for evaluating pay equity in the Honduran labor market

Authors

  • Jesús David Argueta Moreno Profesor universitario de la Facultad de Ciencias Económicas, UNAH
  • Crisley Dávila Laínez Profesor universitario de la Facultad de Relaciones Internacionales, Universidad Católica de Honduras

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5377/rct.v0i15.2168

Keywords:

equity, intellectual capital, academic degree, competence, experience

Abstract

Along the fields of administration and particularly the human resource management, highlights of great importance are growing around the study of intangible assets, on the pursuit of a quantitative overall analysis on the competitive environment, that entails the professional´s performance on their workplace, through the quantification of the Intellectual Capital.

Therefore, this research seeks the monetized valuation of the Intellectual Capital, under the software developer sector, allocated in the city of Tegucigalpa Francisco Morazán, in order to determine if the professionals in the branch of engineering that work in the category previously mentioned, earn a congruent monthly salary in relation to their Intellectual Capital (IC). Despite the use of a mixed approach (Cualitative and Cuantitative Scope) towards this study, who obeyed a non experimiental design, the results obtained unveil that the professionals previously mentioned, earn a salary who underestimates their current competences in around 22,000 lempiras.

It should be mentioned that the research was conducted on 23 software developing companies allocated the city of Tegucigalpa Francisco Morazán, Honduras.

Revista Ciencia y Tecnología, N° 15, December 2014: 43-58

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Published

2015-11-07

How to Cite

Argueta Moreno, J. D. and Dávila Laínez, C. (2015) “The competitive capacity of professionals in Tegucigalpa technology developers: a metric for evaluating pay equity in the Honduran labor market”, Jornual of Science and Technology, (15), pp. 43–58. doi: 10.5377/rct.v0i15.2168.

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