It's my opinion that system adminstration is more than working with computers. There is a social/human interaction component of working with your customers and delivering what's best for them. You might even want to go to lunch and have a beer with them. When administration services are remoted to far off lands in differing time zones, this is largely lost, resulting in diminished level of service and commitment.
One gets what one pays for. -- ____ __ | 0|___||. Andrew Gaunt *nix Sys. Admin., etc. _| _| : : } [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www-cde.mv.lucent.com/~quantum -(O)-==-o\ [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www.gaunt.org Hewitt Tech wrote: > > I don't see any compelling reason for system admin jobs to stay here either. > Once a company's systems have been made remote capable, then practically any > admin function can be performed remotely. The irony in this is that American > management has resisted the idea of technical folks working remotely (from > home for instance) but now embrace outsourcing with enthusiasm. > > -Alex _______________________________________________ gnhlug-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnhlug.org/mailman/listinfo/gnhlug-discuss
