Re: RHCE looking for a job

[Paul Greene]

Immediates clearances are only needed if you work for DoD or an 
intelligence agency. If you get hired by someone who's clients are 
mainly civilian agencies, you don't need a clearance. Actually the first 
time I got hired in this area was for a DoD client, and I didn't have a 
clearance either. I just had to work in the office, and couldn't go to 
the customer's site.

paul

Joe Polk wrote:

Most such jobs require clearance. How would one obtain clearance ahead
of applying for a job with the gub'munt?
<<JAV>>

On Fri, 2003-03-21 at 09:09, Paul Greene wrote:
 

The Washington DC/ Northern Virginia area, while not exactly booming 
with IT jobs, is probably in better shape than most of the rest of the 
country.

The main reason is the Federal government. Working for government 
contractors doesn't pay as much as what you'd be used to in the 
commercial world, but the work is much more consistent and steady. 
Government work isn't nearly as affected by the economy as the 
commercial world.

paul

Gene Yoo wrote:

   

David Busby wrote:

     

man resume
       

this is so wrong :) yes i have a smile on my face also...  i think in 
general, all job market is pretty bad right now.  i don't care how 
many certs you may have, the bottom line is the job market is 
bloated.  if the original poster is really serious about finding a 
job, i would try to find some local linux user groups and start 
posting it there.  there are numerous article out there that dicuss 
*highly skilled layoff employees that is working for nothing just so 
that they don't have any "air gap" in their work experience.

gene
     





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