Los Angeles SYSADMIN Position Available

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  • LaserSpec
    Confirmed User
    • Apr 2007
    • 115

    #1

    Los Angeles SYSADMIN Position Available

    Have a position open for a LOCAL Linux/FreeBSD System Administrator in downtown Los Angeles.
    Must have experience working with:

    - O/S Install of Linux and Windows 2003
    - Linux and Windows O/S Network Configuration
    - Custom Partitioning Setup on Linux and Windows 2003
    - Knowledge of Apache, SSH, FTP, Kernel Config, Assigning IP's, lighttpd, https, qmail, sendmail, ipchains, cron jobs.
    - Knowledge of CentOS, Debian, FreeBSD, Windows 2003


    Salary is dependent on experience, and there is room to move up the ladder!

    Please email your resume and applicable information to: hiringtechs [at] gmail ^dot$ com
  • Corleone
    C.R.E.A.M
    • Apr 2003
    • 15262

    #2
    here's a bump for you. hard to find good ppl

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    • Superterrorizer
      Confirmed User
      • Sep 2003
      • 509

      #3
      Originally posted by LaserSpec
      Have a position open for a LOCAL Linux/FreeBSD System Administrator in downtown Los Angeles.
      Must have experience working with:

      - O/S Install of Linux and Windows 2003
      - Linux and Windows O/S Network Configuration
      - Custom Partitioning Setup on Linux and Windows 2003
      - Knowledge of Apache, SSH, FTP, Kernel Config, Assigning IP's, lighttpd, https, qmail, sendmail, ipchains, cron jobs.
      - Knowledge of CentOS, Debian, FreeBSD, Windows 2003


      Salary is dependent on experience, and there is room to move up the ladder!

      Please email your resume and applicable information to: hiringtechs [at] gmail ^dot$ com
      Sure, let me just email my fucking CV to some random gmail address from a guy who has 57 posts and registered a month ago. Not fucking likely. But I bet you've got or will get some. People GIVE their personal information away like it's trash.

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      • LaserSpec
        Confirmed User
        • Apr 2007
        • 115

        #4
        Who is asking for your personal information? A resume usually contains max your name, address and phone number.

        So edit out your address...

        Fact is, im offering a JOB! I opened the position to GFY posters... I am sure there will be plenty of people that appreciate the opportunity.

        You sound like you need to GO FUCK YOURSELF.

        Have a good time
        Last edited by LaserSpec; 05-07-2007, 03:00 AM.

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        • RevSand
          Confirmed User
          • Oct 2003
          • 8151

          #5
          Hit me up with some more information on it... Maybe what company.. My brother maybe looking for a new job and thats right up his alley...

          Thanks


          BadBitchesGoodWeed


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          Skype = RevSandx

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          • LaserSpec
            Confirmed User
            • Apr 2007
            • 115

            #6
            bump for job opportunities

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            • react
              Confirmed User
              • Sep 2003
              • 673

              #7
              Originally posted by Superterrorizer
              Sure, let me just email my fucking CV to some random gmail address from a guy who has 57 posts and registered a month ago. Not fucking likely. But I bet you've got or will get some. People GIVE their personal information away like it's trash.
              Way to reinforce every bad sys-admin stereotype.
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              • woj
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                • Jul 2002
                • 47880

                #8
                Originally posted by LaserSpec
                Who is asking for your personal information? A resume usually contains max your name, address and phone number.

                So edit out your address...

                Fact is, im offering a JOB! I opened the position to GFY posters... I am sure there will be plenty of people that appreciate the opportunity.

                You sound like you need to GO FUCK YOURSELF.

                Have a good time
                He is kinda right, you should at least provide SOME information about your company...
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                • Superterrorizer
                  Confirmed User
                  • Sep 2003
                  • 509

                  #9
                  Originally posted by woj
                  He is kinda right, you should at least provide SOME information about your company...
                  And just to clarify, I wasn't bashing him for posting a "help wanted", I was bashing him for not using a legit email address and not providing any details as you mention in your post. Maybe if he had some credibility here it would be different. I'm sure not going to email my CV to someone without a legit company email address and some further details. I guess some people don't care, but I value my privacy. My name, address and telephone number _ARE_ personal information, so are my past jobs, education details, the length and girth of my cawk, etc.


                  I post a help wanted ad on a board, use a throw away email like gmail/hotmail, I get people to reply and send me their CV, I now have enough information to get a good start on some identity theft. I'm not saying that's what this guy is doing, I'm just saying social engineering is far too easy and it happens to people _ALL_ the time without them even knowing.

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                  • V_RocKs
                    Damn Right I Kiss Ass!
                    • Nov 2003
                    • 32451

                    #10
                    I can see why someone would be hesitant.

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