I have been doing contracting for over 15 years, and have never had more
than about 3 weeks of downtime between contracts. Most of my contracts have
been for multiple years.
Currently the job market is sparse, but I still get calls. There are many
companies who need Linux people today. Personally, I'm comfortable with all
flavors of Unix.
"Hartnett" wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I unfortunately got laid off from work this week and have to
> start the job hunt. It would be nice if I could find a place that likes
> to use Linux, so I wanted to ask if anyone had any recommendations for
> such companies?
> I am not an expert, I know what I know from my own efforts at home, but
> I figure if I can get into this type of situation, then I could really
> expand my interest in Linux.
>
> Sorry if this is not the type of postings that are for this list, if so
> I apologize. I am trying to make the best of an unfortunate event.
> Also, does anyone know of a place called Villa-Banla in Nashua?
> I am trying to meet some people there tomorrow and I am unfamiliar with
> the place. Can anyone give me directions? I would be going southbound
> on the Everett Turnpike towards Nashua.
>
> Thanks, and again, I apologize if this
> posting is incorrect for the list.
> Sean
>
>
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