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Developer, testing engineer, network engineer, hardware engineer, system analyst, web developer, web designer, Tech support, quality teams, DBA. On the other hand there are people who have their careers in business analysis, or as a technical trainer, business development specialist. Upon a couple of years of experience, you could change your role, or move onto leader position in the same ladder too.
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As per the latest survey done by a leading media company, there is almost 508+ potential job seekers for every Linux and Unix. Average number of jobs available are much more than the average number of job seeker, so you might face the tough competition if you are a normal and an average student. But still, due to various inauguration of computer and software companies the need of the Unix is rapidly increasing. You need to outsmart in this field to grab the opportunity. BE or B.Tech in IT or computer science is the most sought educational background for this. But, still you need something extra to secure yourself. It is suggeste
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