How To Find A+ Jobs?

techfiend

I told him I'm interested and he's going to try to setup an interview for me and get back to me. If they decline he said he'll be open with the reasons why if they give him any. He didn't say if I was the sole candidate or not and I didn't ask him but that would be awesome if I was.

It's really a mid level position that is focusing on training inexperienced that have the will to learn over experienced, probably to save money. Which is perfect for me, learning is a much higher priority then money over the next 6 months. Not that the money is bad but I could see this role being 60k+ for an experienced candidate.

ElementaryOS

I'm not sure how training inexperienced saves money over hiring experienced, but maybe you're right. Either way, it's a dream job - in my mind - if they will start you out with serious training so that you hit the ground running on day #1 on the floor.

That's nice money - when you get the exp.

techfiend

An experienced candidate might demand more money but who knows. It seems entry level noc jobs aren't very common around here but also aren't easy to fill, could be the strange hours. The 2 I've learned of have been unlisted from recruiters.

ElementaryOS

I guess past the initial training period the business would save money.