How is it possible to get hired as a Linux System Administrator if the only way to get hired is to have previous experience? |
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Exit Light in Westlake Village, California 36 months ago |
It seems like most job ads for a system administrator require previous experience from another employer to get hired. I'm just wondering how it's possible to get started out in this field when most employers that I've seen advertising on job boards, even for internships, require at least 1 year experience? |
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rashid in Irvington, New Jersey 36 months ago |
I don't think that you will directly get the Linux system administrator position without experience , you should go for Linux Technician job if you have skills |
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Sumit in Hisar, India 33 months ago |
do the course.
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ludvig in San Francisco, California 24 months ago |
To be frank, it's linux. You already have access to everything you need. You just need to spend the time to understand it properly. Make up a project you think would be interesting - might not be a money maker or anything you care to brag about to friend. The goal is an excuse to setup whatever infrastructure you need to make that project work. At some point you can start automating tasks - not just scripts but deployment of servers, real ones and VMs. It's just a matter of time. |
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