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| DATE | 2004-12-15 |
| FROM | Ruben Safir
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| SUBJECT | Re: [hangout] Improving Job Market and the Linux Journal
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On Wed, 2004-12-15 at 04:19, Ruben Safir wrote:
> It should be clear to everyone in the Free Software business that we've
> reached a point where there is a recovery underway in the job market.
> But it looks like that market is significantly changed and I'm wondering
> how permanent it is.
>
> We would all expect that salaries from the roaring '90's wouldn't be
> matched, but did anyone else notice this wanted add in the Linux Journal
> this month?
>
> Somebody put significant money in a help wanted add in The Linux Journal
> for the following skills:
>
> Duties:
> Determining the most appropriate communications solutions for our
> international organization with regards to a particular problem based
> on risk, cost and other requirements.
> Ability to collect call detail records from TDM of Soft Switches
>
> Requirments:
> Expert knowledge of Free OS's a Cisco
>
> Design and code billing software based on freeRadius, Postgres SQL and
> VoIP and Soft Switches based on H323 and SIP
>
> 5 years Telcom experience
>
> Detailed knowledge of various telcom products
>
> Understanding WAN techonolgies T-1, Frame Relay, ISDN, ATM etc
>
> Cignizance of international telcom laws
>
> Ability to remotely install CPE equiptment
>
> Masters Degree
>
>
> SALARY ---- $48,000
>
>
> WOW
>
> Expertise in Free Radius alone should get you at least $60K. Do they
> think every computer expert is a 19 year old College Sophomore with a
> big ego and no interest in a life?
> **cough **
>
> It's not cheap to get a 1/4 plus size add in The Linux Journal. What's
> up with this? Can anyone see an IT guild and union in the future?
>
> Ruben
>
>
>
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