My first and only job has been at a startup. I've been here 3.5 years and gone from junior tech to senior sys admin. I hope this reflects nicely on me for my next jump. One thing I am afraid of however is a lot of what I've learned is self taught, I'm not entirely aware of the way big business handles system administration. I dont know kickstart, veritas, san arrays, perl, etc. Im all about open source and if it doesnt work then I'll write it myself.
To answer the question, I'm not sure how it will reflect on me when going for something in a banking environment, however for another startup, the experience with open source might be appealing.
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My first and only job has been at a startup. I've been here 3.5 years and gone from junior tech to senior sys admin. I hope this reflects nicely on me for my next jump. One thing I am afraid of however is a lot of what I've learned is self taught, I'm not entirely aware of the way big business handles system administration. I dont know kickstart, veritas, san arrays, perl, etc. Im all about open source and if it doesnt work then I'll write it myself.
To answer the question, I'm not sure how it will reflect on me when going for something in a banking environment, however for another startup, the experience with open source might be appealing.