Linux Foundation helps Linux job hunters

[ Thanks to Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols for this link. ]

"These are rotten times for job hunters, but if you know Linux, you've got a better shot at getting a job. And, now the Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization that backs Linux's growth is doing its part to help by starting a new Web site: the Linux Jobs Board.

"According to the Linux Foundation, "the new Linux.com Jobs Board will provide employers and job seekers with an important online forum in which anyone can find the best and brightest Linux talent or the ideal job opportunity." Jim Zemlin, the Foundation's director said in a statement, "Linux's increasing use across industries is building high demand for Linux jobs despite national unemployment stats. Linux.com reaches millions of Linux professionals from all over the world. By providing a Jobs Board feature on the popular community site, we can bring together employers, recruiters and job seekers to lay the intellectual foundation for tomorrow's IT industry.""

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