Hi All,<br><br>I'm pretty new to this list and to CentOS, so forgive me if this kind of thing is shunned.&nbsp; I have really enjoyed following some threads on this list and learning what everyone out there is doing with the OS.&nbsp; I actually got started on CentOS when researching how to study for the RHCE without forking out big cash for Red Hat licenses, a donation is coming soon.
<br><br>Anyway, I'm looking to do some part time Linux work (I'll work cheap, possibly free for a non-profit) and would like some suggestions on how others on the list have found odd job work.&nbsp; My goal with this work is to get some resume building Linux experience, help me pass the RHCE exam, and ultimately begin doing contact work or move into a full-time Linux/Unix position.&nbsp; I have two years experience administering HP-UX and Sun Solaris for a University, about 8 years total IT experience, and I've used Linux at home since 1998 or so; I just need some &quot;real-world&quot; Linux experience.&nbsp; I feel confident I can accomplish just about any Linux project using my broad background of experience and learning a little along the way.
<br><br>The main problem I see is that I only have 10-15 hours per week to give this, as I have a full-time IT job as well, so flexibility on time of day/time of week of work is key.<br><br>Thanks,<br>Nick<br><br>PS: Without starting a holy flame war, how do you all feel about the RHCE exam?&nbsp; Other preferred exams?&nbsp; I know exams mean very little in comparison to experience, but I feel without much &quot;real world&quot; experience on Linux it may be a good start at getting the first gig...
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