A new study by Dice.com of 1,600 technology professionals supports previous evidence that highly-paid young tech workers are not satisfied with their jobs. The study reveals the frustrations that many tech workers have in balancing their personal and professional lives.

Positive Results

More than half (58 percent) of tech workers report being satisfied with the area they live. In addition, 59 percent view the local schools as excellent or good, and only about a third (34 percent) of tech workers claim that local housing prices are too expensive.

Sources Of Dissatisfaction

However, the study also revealed…

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