[rescue] Personal progressions (was: what to do with a dec alpha 255)

Geoffrey S. Mendelson gsm at mendelson.com
Thu May 31 15:20:43 CDT 2007


On Thu, May 31, 2007 at 04:09:01PM -0400, Patrick Finnegan wrote:
> I don't know any person who is a reasonably competent sysadmin who has 
> had *any* trouble in the past few years getting a job working on Linux 
> and/or UNIX systems.  It grates at me when people keep insisting that 
> you can't make money or get jobs as a Linux sysadmin, as compared to a 
> Windows one.  If you can't find a job as a Linux sysadmin, you're 
> probably just not looking in the right places.

As I answered the other post on this, it depends upon where you are. I
know plenty of Linux sysadmins who could not get jobs or had to take
jobs for $1500 a month HERE, while Windows sysadmins were making twice
that.

It's starting to change, I recently saw a posting for THREE "top" Linux
C/C++ programers for over $100k a year, something even unheard of during
the peak of the "bubble". That's in the north, here in Jerusalem
salaries are half that or less.

Geoff.

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