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Network admin job :D
!30
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I finaly ( I think ) , got a , let's say part time job as a network admin on a network in Bucharest.
I accidentaly meet a guy on the net ,who needed a network admin ( who can configure and manage sometime the network ) and he say he will make a big network , and when need me , will say.
Now he say's he need me , just configuring some Linux thing's and some troubleshooting time to time.I get some profit per month , I get up to 400$ raising to 1000$ and more.
The network is now 300 user's and growing.
I think is a good place to start , tomorrow I'll speak with him , and I'll be so happy winning my own money.
P.S. : Internet demand in Romania is very very big , and winning's like a network admin there cand raise spectaculous.
I accidentaly meet a guy on the net ,who needed a network admin ( who can configure and manage sometime the network ) and he say he will make a big network , and when need me , will say.
Now he say's he need me , just configuring some Linux thing's and some troubleshooting time to time.I get some profit per month , I get up to 400$ raising to 1000$ and more.
The network is now 300 user's and growing.
I think is a good place to start , tomorrow I'll speak with him , and I'll be so happy winning my own money.
P.S. : Internet demand in Romania is very very big , and winning's like a network admin there cand raise spectaculous.
Optimism is an occupational hazard of programming: feedback is the treament. (Kent Beck)
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OptionsSmallguy
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congrats it can be a fun learning curve...although you seem to have quite bit of knowledge judgin from your certs.
I just started my first admin job and you learn alot on the fly. some werird stuff you don;t see in books or cert exams -
OptionsOlajuwon
Inactive Imported Users Posts: 356
Be careful and do your investigation."And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years"
