"Strong Scripting Skills" - a definition?

[Michael T. Halligan]

I think it's more of an issue as to how you approach things. When I think strong
scripting skills, I think an admin who wants a solution rather than a fix. Somebody
who makes it a point to automate everything, and create strong, reproducable
solutions rather than just typing in commands time and time again.


> 
> hi ya
> 
> On Sat, 24 Jan 2004, Jesse Adelman wrote:
> 
> > Hi, all. This may be a question whose answer is "If you have to ask,
> > you don't have them." ;) I'm a Linux/*NIX sysadmin, and I've seen
> > always seen positions that require "strong scripting skills". I've
> 
> i think "the proper definition" is, can you do the task at hand
> for the budget in $$$ and time they ( randomly or intelligently ) 
> allocated for the properly defined task  and that someone else
> can maintain it for years
> 
> or that you know they are pulling !@#$% out of thin air
> 
> c ya
> alvin
> 
> 

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