Julien Vehent on 23 Sep 2011 12:03:45 -0700 |
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Re: [PLUG] Jobs with Work-Life Balance?? |
Any 24/7 system in your environment ?I manage public facing websites, and I can guarantee you that $boss doesn't care if it's sunday afternoon or monday morning when the database crashes (and he shouldn't). My company is not big enough to have rolling on-calls schedules, so we fix the emergencies when they arise.
On 23.09.2011 14:53, William Bilancio wrote:
I disagree. I am a single admin at a medium sized Civil Engineeringcompany in the Princeton NJ area and I have a happy balance of work andlife. I have over 100 users and 5 offices in the tri-state area. Imaintain over 2 dozen servers and over 150 desktop units. All a mix ofwindows and Linux.It is possible to have both a work life and a family life and not haveeither one cut into the other. It's how you chose to work and manage
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time when you are at work and play. William Bilancio ---- William Bilancio Professional IT Community Conferences PO Box 5161 Trenton, NJ USA 08638-0161 | http://www.picconf.org/corporate [11] 609.791.9658 | Fax: 609-219-6788 | E-mail: wbilancio (at) picconf.org [12] On Fri, Sep 23, 2011 at 2:42 PM, Julien Vehent wrote:Time for a change, it seems. Sysadmins don't work 40 hours a week, that's bullshit. Maybe you can manage that in a really big institution, but if you're part of a small team, you have to include late hours and occasional week ends. The real question is: do they compensate you for that ? I find that working from home is a nice compensation, but that doesn't replace the satisfaction of a decent salary. On 23.09.2011 14:37, Matt Berlin wrote:Not while there are Admins that don't have families and will workforthe same pay. Matthew Berlin On Fri, Sep 23, 2011 at 2:17 PM, Dan Perez wrote:Hi all, Sorry, I'm just a little stressed out and need to blow off a little steam. Are there any unix/linux admin jobs out there with a good work life balance? I've been getting killed in my job for years and years now. But, at least, I had the option of working from home once in a while and my supervisor was a little flexible about hours. However, we just got reorged and the work load is not going to go down but the working from home and all has been killed. Argh! Is it possible to achieve the dream of doing unix/linux work and spending time with the family? Thanks
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