On Sun, 2005-07-24 at 21:10 -0400, Tony Nelson wrote: > How would I find *nix work, presumably Fedora-related? Set the way back machine to 1998 - or move to India. Seriously - at least in the US, it is now extremely difficult to get these kind of jobs if you don't have at least a four year degree in computer science and previous work experience. My dad (retired last month) use to hire people at Cal for internal computing services. In late 2000 they would get maybe one or two qualified resumes a month. Now it is a public university, so pay wasn't as good as just a few miles south in silicon valley. By mid 2001, they were getting over 30 a day from people with years and years of experience making far money than UC could pay them. It's a little better than it was in 2001 after the dot.com crash, but not much better. Many major universities are currently advising against C.S. majors. Apparently accounting is now the hot career option - well, biotech, but accounting is hot because demand for accountants are up yet less people are going through accounting programs to completion.
