Do you have any temporary or long term remote work opportunities for people with Linux System Admins expertise?

Great story behind your company, Interesting work! Sent an application fingers crossed.

I am from India and I see that you require a degree for all job openings! Is it OK for me to apply for a job without having a degree ? My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/navneethakrishnan/

If you have the experience and the knowledge it's not really necessary. I don't have a degree myself and I was only 24 when I joined Red Hat .

It's really up to the the hiring manager.

Hey! Thanks for the reply. I guess I will apply and see it for my self.

Hey Vinay! Do you guys plan to have open positions for Linux Sys Admins?

Unfortunately not - sorry about that!

Ok! Thanks for the reply.

Good username!

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Nextcloud if you can self host it.

I use Firefox as my main browser and have Vivaldi, Brave, Edge, Installed for testing purposes. I just need to migrate my email away from Gmail hmmmmmm. Any good suggestion?

With experience and some anxiety resistance filler words can be filtered out as you said. It does detract ones attention from the speaker and reduces the quality of the talk. It is a long process.

It's well worth the effort as it it will also pay dividends in the longer term. Speaking wo filler words in normal conversations (especially in the workplace) can help you immensely.

I used to have anxiety attacks when I was in school, I had stage fright from my child hood, I avoided crowd, never participated in extra curricular activities unless it was forced or mandatory and even then I used to find reasons to skip it. I dreaded that I would stand out and become a laughing stock. But in my 8th grade one of my teachers pushed me to present a lot of projects regularly. At first I tried to find way out of them but slowly I got around the fear bit by bit and Now thankfully I am in a better position when it comes to presentation, talks and general speaking skills. I guess one can confront fear bit by bit and chew through the pain/trauma and build resistance. That's all just wanted to share my experience hope it helps.