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On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 10:20 AM, Ryan Pugatch <rpug-vYTEC60ixJUAvxtiuMwx3w at public.gmane.org> wrote: > Hi all, > > Any suggestions on where to find experienced sysadmins looking for jobs? > ?I have sent out emails here and bblisa but I've yet to find the right > candidate for my position. I took a look at the job postings you posted here and on the BBLISA list. Reading between the lines, you have gotten some (lots of?) applications; but you haven't found the perfect fit. A couple of possible reasons: 1. It's less and less common that you will find sysadmin/netadmin generalists. There is just too much to know. You might want to consider candidates who is strong in one area and appears like they could learn what is required in the other. My impression is that it is only in small shops where this still happens and those kind of places often have smaller budgets and don't buy Cisco. 2. If you aren't already, consider applicants who have extensive experience with similar products/software rather then the exact ones you are using. (e.g. Juniper, HP, etc. network hardware rather then Cisco) Good Luck, Bill Bogstad
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