linux in the workplace

I'm no expert, but if I were looking for an apprenticeship or something
similar, I would be more interested in getting into the position than I
would be about whether I could take my earring with me or not. Just an
observation...

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rooster [mailto:dbarker6@uswest.net]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 11:15 AM
> To: plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us
> Subject: linux in the workplace
>
>
> Recently got laid off from MCI and supposed to be paid for
> the next 2 months
> so not to worried about finding a new job yet. So that gave
> me an idea. I
> was wanting to know how many of you are using unix in the
> workplace and
> might need someone to help out. Just kind of an apprentice type thing.
> Something that might give me a little hands on training.
> Being that I'm
> offering myself this way, it would be a part time gig, close
> to home (Tempe)
> and casual dress of course. Unless I'm getting big bucks,
> there is no way
> I'm wearing a tie(mom would have a heart attack if I did).
> Oh, and the ear
> ring stays. So if any of you have a need for someone to help
> out and learn
> more about unix/linux in the workplace while at it, let me know.
>
> Rooster
>
> email me off list
> dbarker6@qwest.net
>
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