Hey guys,

The company i work for(leading managed hosting company) is looking for Linux techies. We need level 1 and level 3 techs. The company is located in San Antonio, TX (which is where i live as well). Full-time, permanent, and paid relocation. Drop me a line if you are interested and i'll get you an interview.

Have a good weekend!

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You know, maybe we should have an organized "job posting" forum set up strictly for this purpose. This posting really isn't all that unreasonable .. if you're looking for a techie, this is a pretty darned good place to drop a hook into the water. Maybe we should devise a specific place for that, and allow it within that designated area. To me, it's not quite "advertising." (Hmmm, are they open to "telecommuting?")

My vote would be... howzabout setting up a forum for a while, and see what happens? Worst case would be that it doesn't, and you have to remove it, but maybe it would be well-received as long as it didn't simply become a haven for lazy recruiters. I'm not a moderator of course, but maybe it's an idea that ought to be bounced around a little bit?

Welcome to the slippery slope.

Want Ad #1: Linux gurus
Want Ad #2: sysadmins
Want Ad #3: tech support
Want Ad #4: customer service reps
Want Ad #5: "Work from home and earn $1000's/month!!!!!!"

The problem basically comes down to the fact that job postings are a form of advertising. Anyone who is interested in advertising on LQ should contact LQ via the 'advertise at LQ' link. This topic has been discussed at length in WS&F

Yeah, he's right. Jeremy has looked into setting up a job ads section, but found that to do it in a way he wanted, there were a number of legal pitfalls and lots of money to lay out and it was unworkable.

This is closed, by the way