| Ron Guilmet on 1 Aug 2018 11:23:27 -0700 |
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Yes thank you all. I got a lot of good info out of this. It was
pointed out, to me, that a specialty is not needed. There is
enough out there. I have received good private critiques on my
resume. A friend got me some labor work with him to tie me over.
My options seem to be keep fighting to break into this field for a
30k job, or go back to previous work for 65k. I'm going to stop
trying to force things. Sometimes I think I got swept up in the
Linux end of things as a programmer. Maybe it is really
programming I want to do. I use to do VB 6 programming many many moons ago. I really
enjoyed it. I'm starting to think that maybe programming may be
where I should go, seeing that would bring me most joy. I like a
challenge, it seems. The paid Linux admin work I've done up till
now has been tearfully mundane. Maybe on the side, I should teach
myself another language comparable to VB with GUI connecting to
databases, building projects to show. Then see where the universe
takes me. I have to remind myself that I am only responsible for
the effort in life, not the results. See you around the
water-cooler. Thanks for helping me think this through. Peace, Ron On 08/01/2018 01:59 PM, Charlie Li
wrote:
On 01/08/2018 13:51, Rich Freeman wrote:But, hey, all you have to do is reboot the OS every time your network drops... :)We have a service to reset the network interfaces automagically now. Next. |
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