We’re looking to hire a junior system administrator to help manage our growing infrastructure. Have a look at the jobs board posting if you think you might fit the bill.
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David wrote this on Jan 06 2010 There are 7 comments.
Anonymous Coward 06 Jan 10
Holy cow you guys hire a lot.
I’m calling this the “37signals stimulus package” ... where you hire ever unemployed IT person out there.
Edwin 06 Jan 10
I know I am not the strongest candidate for the position, but I would do absolutely anything to work for you guys. If I must off my family, so be it. I will sort of miss them but I’m sure I can get over that quickly enough because I would be working for you! ;)
Alwin 06 Jan 10
Just FYI , at the top of this post the link in “This is Signal vs. Noise, a weblog by 37signals about design,...” points to the admin panel.
Anonymous Coward 06 Jan 10
@37signals
You definitely know you have a cult following when people like @Edwin state in their post that they’d kill their family to get a chance to work for you.
Scary. Seriously.
Edwin 06 Jan 10
Oh come on anonymous, we all know it was a jest.
Marcho 06 Jan 10
Hello. I know you get a lot of these and it probably seems nearly impossible, but I’d like to offer you a slice of my free time to make some simple remote work for you just to make myself feel better.
Ben 08 Jan 10
Hey uh there are several grammar errors in that job posting (e.g. “You should experience”). I suppose a sysadmin needn’t be good at the english, but still, shouldn’t a job posting be putting your best foot forward and all that? In the same way that a job interview is bidirectional, don’t you risk turning off good, high-attention-to-detail candidates this way?
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