My company just hired a new Linux sysadmin less than a week ago. This
is a serious job with a decent compensation. Of course, our last guy
took a job with some search engine company out west, so this is really a
replacement, not a new position. Still, we have submitted requests to
hire two more folks, and are hoping for the go ahead in the next few
weeks. I think there are good jobs to be had in this area, but they are
not falling from the sky like in the late 90's. One other note - we
hired the first guy we interviewed for that sysadmin position. There
were not a thousand candidates for one job.
Jeremy Portzer wrote:
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005, Dan Simoes wrote:
Well, I didn't even get a reply from a single one of the recruiters I
emailed (just a general hello, I'm thinking of moving to the area,
etc). Does that speak volumes about the market?
Well, read this list. Notice that there was a job posting right before
and right after your post. :-)
I'm coming down the weekend of July 9-10th and if there's a favorite
part of the area you think I should see, or a part that you think will
scare me back to NY, let me know offlist.
I'd love to stay for a TriLUG meeting but my wife would probably kill
me :)
Just as long as she lets you come to TriLUG meetings when you move down
here, we'll let you slide this once :-)
--Jeremy, TriLUG member in absentia
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