OT? Job opportunity: Gillette Stadium network engineer

[A Defiant Goose]

Have you done that in the last 18 months or so?

Because the job market for IT is a ****ing demoralizing hellscape. If you're really going through all the scammers, fake-jobs-for-data-harvesting, and 5+ rounds of interviews just to keep your resume up to snuff well, I can't hate the hustle, but goddamn.

Yeah a few months back I applied and interviewed (HR only) with a service provider and thought for sure I would get to the technical interview but didn't make it past the first one. It's nice being able to job hunt when you don't need a job but it was still kinda disappointing. I did get a good idea of a couple technologies and skills I gotta develop to be able to put it on my resume so it wasn't a waste at least. If I had to find a job right now in this market it would not be a very good time lol

 

[A Defiant Goose]

That $113K to $131K salary range does't seem as if they're really looking for top flight talent.

I thought the same thing. 113-131 is not "senior" network engineer salary

 

[Bill Lee]

Just saw this job posting by the Kraft Group for a Senior Network Engineer in Foxboro. I know some folks on here are techies so reposting just in case anybody is looking for a job like this. If you land the gig from my post I want at least a guided tour of your network wiring closets if not a cybersecurity consulting engagement as reward, lol.

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Yeah, but there's that whole 'No Days Off!' thing to deal with...

 

[h0c2000]

10+ years and you want to pay on the low end of the scale? Too funny. I might have referred this to a couple of friends who worked for HPE but they were making that amount of scratch 15 years ago.