Hi,
My thoughts below:
--- On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 12:40 PM, Varrun Ramani
<darthsitius@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
| You may know
| that you are good linux admnistrator, but how else would you prove this to
| your employer?
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1. If one has written scripts/automation tools, and released under a
F/OSS license, please provide the source or repository URL.
2. If one has been part of a F/OSS project where you have worked with
Infrastructure activities (Fedora Infrastructure [1], for example),
please provide references to tickets that you have handled.
3. If one has been involved in online support/forum discussions, refer
the problems that you helped or solved to prove your knowledge.
4. If one has helped setup systems, LAN, servers in a community event
or lab or college or any other organization, please provide
references.
5. If one has written documentation that is simple, easy to read,
comprehend, and doesn't make any assumptions, please provide the
sources.
6. If one writes something in their resume, make sure that you really,
really know what you have written, rather than just copy-paste skills
from other resumes or online sources, because, it is pretty
straight-forward to tell the difference.
From interviewing "certified" candidates for the last five years, Ihave decided not to pick any, for their lack of hands-on experience,
