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Do you have the right skills?

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If you ever wondered whether you have the right skills set or what Linux/Unix related skills are currently highly on demand, now you have a chance to confirm if your current understating of IT skills market is correct. Apart of a fresh new look of our website we have introduced some new features such as "IT Skills Watch", which will keep you updated if the skills you posses still spark an interest of recruiters and employers. Such statistics will be regularly revised. We have considered approximately 150 IT skills, dozen operating systems and hundreds network protocols. The higher the score the more likely you are to find that particular skill, operating system or certification requirement on the job description you wish to apply for. It is important to point out that aiming for the top rank skills may increase your chances but does not ensure a successful interview. The right combination of various skills is more vital to your success.

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Comments (2)

henke54 ·
Just wondering ... can maybe this 'linuxcareer.com' or something else for people who can search for linux jobs have a permanent/good visible 'link' at the (side) frontpage of lxer ? Would be an improving of the site ... just my 2 cents ... ;-)
rnturn ·
I think having permanent link status might be nice but only if the results were more accurate.

Clearcase is a network protocol? CFEngine is a network protocol? Since when? You may as well include Netbackup as a network protocol. (At least it has "net" in the name.)

A couple of other "protocols" are iffy inclusions. IMHO. I guess they had to add a few questionable ones to round out the list of twenty. Top 18 doesn't quite have the same pizzazz.

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