If you have an interview coming up for a Linux System Admin or DevOps position, here’s a great list of potential questions you might be asked. This is not the entire list as it’s very long. To get your own PDF and printable copy of the full list of questions, scroll to the bottom of … Read more
Q: What is your background, and how did you get into Linux? A: I worked as a professional musician for a few years before launching my career as a Unix and Linux System Engineer in 1999. I’ve been privileged to use my Linux skills at Xerox, UPS, Hewlett-Packard, Amazon.com, and other great organizations. Early in … Read more
My Personal Experience with Linux I’ve used Linux on my personal computers since as early as 1995 or 1996 and started working with Linux professionally in 1999. I was immediately drawn to Linux. It was love at first sight for me. The Linux design and philosophy made total sense to me, and I wanted to … Read more
Here is a spreadsheet that summarizes the most popular Linux certifications. In it, you’ll find: How long each Linux certification lasts. Which exams you’ll need to pass in order to be Linux certified. The approximate cost of training required to become certified. There are many Linux certifications, so here’s my recommendation: Study for, take, and … Read more
Typically, companies that hire Linux and other IT professionals use a standard interview process. However, the whole operation is hacked together like Frankenstein’s monster. It’s complicated and stressful for all involved – and it’s what you’ve got to suffer through if you want a job in IT. This article will help you get ready to … Read more
If you’re looking for a job in IT, chances are you’re going to have to partner up with a recruiter at some point. While recruiters often get a bad rap, there are ways to win them over to your side and work with them effectively so you can get the job you want at the … Read more