sysadmins do some developments on their spare time, which is a _lot_ especially when they've already automated most of their routines. it's more productive that way than acting like a passive (IT) security "guard".
i also agree that most sysad jobs are now being outsourced. perhaps the upper management already noticed those "idle" times. On 12/20/06, Rogelio Serrano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Now if the admins are doing development then they are programmers and better spend their time developing and enhancing the software they use. Hence admin morphed into developer.
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