I have increasingly come to believe that entry-level IT jobs do not exist. 
(Well almost.  You still see the very occasional posting for "graveyard shift 
computer operator" or printer-sitter.  Even then, the add usually *asks* for 
training and experience on an obscure operating system.)

Partly its the down IT economy, partly its the outsourcing competition.

However, I think its mostly the same reason you don't see advertisements for 
"entry-level surgeon.  Experience desired but talent more important."

You would have to be either crazy or stupid to trust mission critical IT 
functions to an unknown tyro hire.

I have ceased to ask the (practical) question of how I can get an IT job and 
started asking the (theoretical) question of how an ASU grad with a brand now 
four year CS degree or 4/5 year CSE degree gets their FIRST job.

On Friday 2004-06-04 14:31, Michael Havens wrote:
> Well, who here qualifies? I need like totally entry-level!
>
> On Friday 04 June 2004 14:16, Franz Ucko wrote:
> > We are looking for a FT Web Admin.  Here are the job requirements:
> >
> > * Minimum of two years of system administration experience in a
> > Linux/WebLogic/Apache environment.
> > * Commitment to excellent customer service.
> > * Linux server administration skills, preferably with RedHat version 7.2.
> > * WebLogic server skills in a clustered environment, preferably with
> > version 7.0.
> > * Apache server skills.
> > * Database administration, preferably with Microsoft SQL.
> > * Networking experience with routing, firewalls and load balancing.
> >
> > Please forward your resume to me if you are interested or know anyone who
> > has these skills.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Ken
> >
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