Hierarchy
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- Dec 13, 2007
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lol i was browsing craigslist and came across this job posting and couldnt stop laughing.
Entry level networking server admin tech support.
Pay is $8 to $15/hr depending on attitude and skill. Part time to full time.
Small business that runs networks for hotels, office buildings and our Data Center. We are not very organized and do not have time to tell you how to do something, that is what google is for.
Skills appreciated:
Talking patiently to idiots on the phone
Figuring stuff out your self
Asking only when you are way over your head
Linux shell navigation
Putting old servers and network equipment on ebay without asking what it is UTFSE
Minimal HTML
Any useful scripting language
cable organizing
PC building
Ability to crimp and punch cat5 cable
Loads of nerdy friends that you can ask for help when you do not know what you are doing
Any routing or network config skills
If you know anything about Mikrotik, that is a plus
Asterisk or Trixbox
Knowing anything three phase 208v and 480v circuits
Benefits: No formal benefits
Fringe Benefits:
Work downtown
Loads of bandwith to make you feel cool (not to waste)
Learn lots of stuff by doing it
A cool boss
Sometimes you can work from home
Must be able to lift a 50lb server up to your shoulder
PS I am the boss and sometimes I have to mop the floor. If I have to do it, it is not too good for you.
No recruiters, temp services or professional middlemen. School job departments ok. High school students encouraged.
Entry level networking server admin tech support.
Pay is $8 to $15/hr depending on attitude and skill. Part time to full time.
Small business that runs networks for hotels, office buildings and our Data Center. We are not very organized and do not have time to tell you how to do something, that is what google is for.
Skills appreciated:
Talking patiently to idiots on the phone
Figuring stuff out your self
Asking only when you are way over your head
Linux shell navigation
Putting old servers and network equipment on ebay without asking what it is UTFSE
Minimal HTML
Any useful scripting language
cable organizing
PC building
Ability to crimp and punch cat5 cable
Loads of nerdy friends that you can ask for help when you do not know what you are doing
Any routing or network config skills
If you know anything about Mikrotik, that is a plus
Asterisk or Trixbox
Knowing anything three phase 208v and 480v circuits
Benefits: No formal benefits
Fringe Benefits:
Work downtown
Loads of bandwith to make you feel cool (not to waste)
Learn lots of stuff by doing it
A cool boss
Sometimes you can work from home
Must be able to lift a 50lb server up to your shoulder
PS I am the boss and sometimes I have to mop the floor. If I have to do it, it is not too good for you.
No recruiters, temp services or professional middlemen. School job departments ok. High school students encouraged.